1. Background With the active collaboration of development partners and governments,
there have been progressive increases in immunization coverage in Nigeria, but the …

Background: Reducing infant and under-five mortality by use of cost-effective strategies like
immunization continues to be a challenge, particularly in resource limited settings. Strategic …

Immunization is one of the most cost effective public health interventions to reduce child
mortality. In Nigeria, vaccine-preventable diseases account for approximately 22% of …

The study team would like to acknowledge the support of Uganda MOH staff at National,
District and Facility level in providing guidance and data while dealing with many other …

Background Limited knowledge exists on the full cost of routine immunization in Africa.
Ghana was the first African country to simultaneously introduce rotavirus, pneumococcal and …

Objectives Nigeria like other developing countries adopts routine immunization as a strategy
to reduce the burden of preventable diseases but evidence suggests that coverage is …

Background To improve the efficient use of scarce resources, low-and middle-income
countries and development partners are increasingly encouraged to deliver multiple …

Background This study aimed to inform planning and funding by providing updated, detailed
information on total and unit costs of routine immunisation (RI) in Zambia, a GAVI-eligible …

A comprehensive understanding of the costs of routine vaccine delivery is essential for
planning, budgeting and sustaining India's Universal Immunisation Programme. India …

Vaccines are a key contributor to public health, especially in developing countries. Despite
numerous demonstrations of the cost-effectiveness of immunisation, vaccines spending …