 Dracunculiasis, commonly known as Guinea worm disease, is a parasitic infection that occurs in certain remote parts of Africa. It is transmitted when people consume water contaminated with Guinea worm larvae. The WHO has been actively working to eradicate this disease for several decades, and significant progress has been made, with a dramatic reduction in cases. 

Dracunculiasis is especially hard to exterminate because the disease can be carried by stray or wild animals. 

This prediction market question invites participants to speculate on whether the WHO will be able to officially declare the disease as eradicated by the end of the year 2030.