By the end of 2011 American forces had almost eradicated ISI, as it still was, in Iraq.
Even so, the Carter Center has nearly eliminated guinea worm disease in Africa; the Rotarians have partnered with the World Health Organization and Pan American Health Organization and have almost eradicated global polio; and one American company has been working with the World Bank since 1990 to save people from river blindness in Africa, treating 40 million people last year alone.
The importance of dog management and spaying/neutering in CTVT control was highlighted by a respondent from Koh PhaNgan Island, Thailand, where breeding control and sterilisation campaigns have almost eradicated CTVT from the island since the commencement of the sterilisation project in 2001.
Polio has almost been eradicated; malaria is being tamed (see article); HIV/AIDS is slowly being brought under control.
Fare has had some startling successes: gang culture has almost been eradicated.
"We have a lot of confidence that poverty has been almost eradicated," says David Dollar, who represents the World Bank in China.For richer, for poorerNot in India.
Because of effective control measures in animals and animal products, brucellosis has been almost eradicated from most industrialized countries, where the disease is usually limited to persons who have traveled to developing countries or ingested imported contaminated food (14).
Severe malnutrition among children under five has been almost eradicated.
Since it was first identified as a pest in 1992, Kochia scoparia grass has been almost eradicated across Australia at a cost of $200,000 and is on a government watch list of 28 of the most threatening plants not yet established in Australia.
BVDV genotypes 1 and 2 and their two biotypes occur worldwide [ 6], although the infection has been almost eradicated in some countries [ 7].
