Overcoming Challenges to Sustainable Immunization Financing

EPIC STUDIES

November 27, 2017

Over the 5-year period ending in 2018, 16 countries with a combined birth cohort of over 6 million infants requiring life-saving immunizations are scheduled to transition (graduate) from outside financial and technical support for a number of their essential vaccines. Read more about early experiences from GAVI graduating countries here

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This resource collaborative is housed at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and jointly managed by the following projects: EPIC (Harvard), VoVRN (Harvard), ICAN (Thinkwell), TVEE (Johns Hopkins), DOVE (Johns Hopkins), and IMFIN (R4D). This work is made possible with funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.