Our resource library is a searchable collection of documents, tools, and resources on achieving sustainable and equitable immunisation programmes. You can filter the resources by topic, type, or country.
A team of researchers modeled the equity impact of lives saved and medical impoverishment averted from immunization over the period 2016-30 in 41 low and middle income countries (DHS survey availability determined which countries were selected for inclusion).
… Read More For many developing countries health assistance allocation is a paramount concern. Underlying issues are very important,
… Read More On-site assessments of private sector immunization practices were conducted in the second and third most populous cities of Gujarat,
… Read MoreThe World Health Organization has presented a useful fact sheet summarizing information on prices for pentavalent,
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On December 12-15th, 2017 the second LNCT network-wide event was held at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam. Included here are the resources used and produced from the meeting.
Country spotlight presentation given by Associate Professor Duong Thi Hong (Deputy Director of National Institute of Hygiene and Epidemiology,
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This resource guide contains brief documents discussing financing sources, costs, decision-making processes, and country case studies for immunization programs in low- and middle-income countries.
World Health Organization’s (WHO) Immunization advocacy library contains useful resources, information, and factsheets related to messaging on immunization and data on vaccination that can help immunization program managers and other stakeholders advocate for prioritization of immunization in political agendas and public health budgets.
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ImmunizationEconomics.org is a resource for organizations and individuals involved in the field of immunization economics.
… Read More This paper discusses the theoretical foundations of earmarking and analyses country experience with earmarking for health and its impact on health sector budgets and the broader fiscal environment.
