Geoff Adlide

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  Geoff Adlide, GAVI

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  The anti-cervical vaccine is given to teenage girls before sexual contact, Geoff Adlide, head, advocacy and public policy of Geneva based GAVI Alliance, said.
  
  Adlide, who is here to attend the ongoing UN Conference on Financing Development, told The Peninsula in a brief interview yesterday that malaria remained the largest killer of children the world over. An Australian, Adlide said a lot of research initiatives on developing a vaccine against malaria were on but no breakthrough had yet been made. "I think it might take another five to seven years before we have a vaccine to fight the killer disease."
  
  GAVI Alliance, he pointed out, had helped immunise an incredible 159 million people against hepatitis-B in 67 countries around the world over the past six years. The anti- hepatitis-B vaccine is most effective when it is given to children under one year of age. Pneumonia is the next bigger killer of children and accounts for some 20 per cent, or 800,000 deaths in poorer countries. But an effective vaccine is already available against the disease, he said. GAVI tackles leading global causes of vaccine-preventable deaths in children under five years old.

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  Geoff Adlide, Director of Advocacy and Public Policy and Jeffrey Rowland, Director of Media and Communication described the advocacy and communications strategy. (see document #3 and presentation #4).

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  A spokesperson for AusAID, Geoff Adlide, confirmed the aid agency had been "hamstrung" by a lack of communication with Tuvalu.Telecom was supposed to send monthly reports during the first year after the system was commissioned, but only two have arrived."Apparently the person at Telecom who writes these things is off on a training course," Adlide said.
  
  Jones, a consultant hired by AusAID to design the Tuvalu system and manage the project, agreed with Adlide.
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  Adlide said an AusAID consultant engineer would go to Tuvalu soon to carry out the final inspection and would probably install the new power modules while visiting each island.

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  A spokesperson for AusAID, Geoff Adlide, confirmed the aid agency had been "hamstrung" by a lack of communication with Tuvalu.Telecom was supposed to send monthly reports during the first year after the system was commissioned, but only two have arrived."Apparently the person at Telecom who writes these things is off on a training course," Adlide said.
  
  Jones, a consultant hired by AusAID to design the Tuvalu system and manage the project, agreed with Adlide.
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  Adlide said an AusAID consultant engineer would go to Tuvalu soon to carry out the final inspection and would probably install the new power modules while visiting each island.

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  Professor Short approached the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID) for financial support for the Australian component of the study, and this was rejected in a letter dated November 7th., 2003, from Mr Geoff Adlide, Director of the Cambodia, Thailand and Burma Section of AusAID, although no reasons were given.

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  AusAid: Media Release: Australian Expertise to Tackle... - [Cached Version]
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  Geoff Adlide (AusAID) 02 6206 4960 / 0412 804 489

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  GAVI Alliance: External Relations Office - [Cached Version]
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  Geoff Adlide, Head, Advocacy and Public Policy Geoff Adlide's career spans both the public and the private sector, drawing on his skills in outreach and public policy. He joined GAVI in 2007 from the Australian Mission to the United Nations in Geneva where he was a Counsellor for Development. Prior to this, he held several posts at AusAID, including Director of the Cambodia, Burma and Thailand section, various posts in the Pacific Islands leading aid programme management and development, and AusAID's Senior Public Affairs Officer in Canberra. From 1998 to 2001 he was First Secretary (Development Cooperation) at the Australian High Commission in Suva. Originally a radio journalist, Geoff worked for six years for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation before moving into public relations and policy work with Aboriginal organisations in Australia, which paved the way for his governmental development work. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Communications) and has undertaken further studies in development and anthropology.

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  Geoff Adlide, Head, Advocacy and Public Policy Geoff Adlide's career spans both the public and the private sector, drawing on his skills in outreach and public policy. He joined GAVI in 2007 from the Australian Mission to the United Nations in Geneva where he was a Counsellor for Development. Prior to this, he held several posts at AusAID, including Director of the Cambodia, Burma and Thailand section, various posts in the Pacific Islands leading aid programme management and development, and AusAID's Senior Public Affairs Officer in Canberra. From 1998 to 2001 he was First Secretary (Development Cooperation) at the Australian High Commission in Suva. Originally a radio journalist, Geoff worked for six years for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation before moving into public relations and policy work with Aboriginal organisations in Australia, which paved the way for his governmental development work. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Communications) and has undertaken further studies in development and anthropology.

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  GAVI Alliance: Secretariat - [Cached Version]
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  Geoff Adlide, Head, Advocacy and Public Policy Geoff Adlide's career spans both the public and the private sector, drawing on his skills in outreach and public policy. He joined GAVI in 2007 from the Australian Mission to the United Nations in Geneva where he was a Counsellor for Development. Prior to this, he held several posts at AusAID, including Director of the Cambodia, Burma and Thailand section, various posts in the Pacific Islands leading aid programme management and development, and AusAID's Senior Public Affairs Officer in Canberra. From 1998 to 2001 he was First Secretary (Development Cooperation) at the Australian High Commission in Suva. Originally a radio journalist, Geoff worked for six years for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation before moving into public relations and policy work with Aboriginal organisations in Australia, which paved the way for his governmental development work. He holds a Bachelor of Arts (Communications) and has undertaken further studies in development and anthropology.

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