The WHO Regional Office for Europe developed this workbook to support national immunization programmes in their effort to ensure national commitment to immunization [WHO, 2017].
This brief describes how immunization has an important positive influence and can support immunization programme managers and staff in their efforts to secure sustainable funding for immunization [WHO, 2021].
VoICE is a project of the International Vaccine Access Center at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with the goal of curating and synthesizing the latest peer-reviewed research, high-quality resources, and advocacy messaging on the many benefits of immunization across topics including health equity, economics, health security, and disease outbreaks [International Vaccine Access Center, 2024].
A guide to advocating and engaging with different stakeholders on the important of continuing immunization services and the need to change the approach for implementing programs [UNICEF, 2020].
The Immunization Financing Toolkit is a collection of concise briefs that explore various options for financing national immunization programs and vaccines. It is designed to serve as a resource for program managers and decision-makers in ministries of health, planning, and finance [World Bank, 2010].
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For many years, the Immunization Economics Community of Practice has supported researchers, policymakers, and practitioners around the world to use economic evidence to make better immunization decisions so that limited resources can save more lives.
Our work has been generously supported by the Gates Foundation and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, but our current funding ends this year. We are now seeking donations to help us bridge this transition and keep the community alive.
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