Explainer Brief: Linked Immunisation Action Network

This explainer brief is available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, and Russian.

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Learning more about the reoriented LNCT network in this one-page explainer brief.

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The Learning Network for Countries in Transition (LNCT) is evolving to align with Gavi’s new strategic approach to engaging with middle-income countries, specifically those that have transitioned from Gavi support as well as select countries that have never received Gavi support. Now called the Linked Immunisation Action Network, the Network will support middle-income countries to identify practical solutions and best practices to mitigate and prevent decreases in immunisation coverage and drive sustainable introduction of key missing vaccines. The Network will use innovative learning approaches including in-person and virtual learning exchanges, learning circles, in-person and virtual study tours, country twinning and pairings, and collaborative problem-solving sessions. This one-page explainer brief provides information about the reoriented network.

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