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Najmudin Warkisho, Director of Quality Control and Strategy Department at Amin General Hospital.
For many private health facilities in Ethiopia, the Health Management Information System (HMIS) was viewed as a regulatory burden. Despite the private sector’s growing role in the market, its performance in health data reporting remained low due to misunderstandin...
Every year, vaccines protect hundreds of millions of people from serious illness. Vaccines have saved more than 154 million lives, which amounts to six lives every minute of every day for the last five decades.
This World Immunization Week, we’re looking at how vaccines provide a safe and proven method for protecting communities across generations. Through close collab...
Between the COVID-19 pandemic and several historically destructive cyclones, progress in vaccinating children in Mozambique stalled in the early 2020s. Since then, the Ministry of Health (MOH), through its Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) and partners, has made great strides in recovering the routine immunization program, closing access and uptake gaps, and reducing the...
Community immunization at Mai Adu settlement in Nigeria. Credit: JSI Nigeria
The distance between a life-saving vaccine and a child’s arm is measured in trust, logistics, and data visibility. For millions of children living in hard-to-reach and security-compromised regions, this journey can present even greater challenges.
With support from funders Nad...
A vaccine is only as effective as the cold chain system it moves across. Yet, in many low- and middle-income countries, maintaining that system is a constant race against poor infrastructure and equipment failure. In a three-part series published on Gavi’s VaccinesWork blog, w...