Financing And Funding Gap For 16 Vaccines Across 94 Low-And Middle-Income Countries, 2011–30: Study examines funding gaps for sixteen vaccines across low …

S Sriudomporn, SY Sim, J Mak, L Brenzel… - Health …, 2023 - healthaffairs.org
We estimated immunization program costs, financing, and funding gaps for sixteen vaccines
among ninety-four low-and middle-income countries during the period 2011–30. Inputs were …

[引用][C] A critical review of financial sustainability

M Kaddar, P Lydon, R Levine - London: London School of Hygiene and Tropical …, 2003

Sustainability of National Immunization Programme (NIP) performance and financing following Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) support to the …

JB Le Gargasson, JG Breugelmans, B Mibulumukini… - Vaccine, 2013 - Elsevier
BACKGROUND: The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) is a public–
private global health partnership aiming to increase access to immunisation in poor …

Country ownership and Gavi transition: comprehensive approaches to supporting new vaccine introduction

AK Shen, JM Weiss, JK Andrus, C Pecenka… - Health …, 2016 - healthaffairs.org
Since the mid-2000s low-and lower-middle-income countries have been focusing on
developing and using evidence for immunization policy making, with an increasing …

[HTML][HTML] Costs of immunization programs for 10 vaccines in 94 low-and middle-income countries from 2011 to 2030

SY Sim, E Watts, D Constenla, S Huang, L Brenzel… - Value in Health, 2021 - Elsevier
Objectives Understanding the level of investment needed for the 2021-2030 decade is
important as the global community faces the next strategic period for vaccines and …

The political economy of COVID‐19 vaccination in Indonesia

A Surianta, AA Patunru - Asia & the Pacific Policy Studies, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
The global COVID‐19 vaccination has been marred by the problem of inequity. Low‐and
middle‐income countries (LMICs), including Indonesia, must overcome global and local …

EPIC studies: governments finance, on average, more than 50 percent of immunization expenses, 2010–11

L Brenzel, C Schütte, K Goguadze, W Valdez… - Health …, 2016 - healthaffairs.org
Governments in resource-poor settings have traditionally relied on external donor support
for immunization. Under the Global Vaccine Action Plan, adopted in 2014, countries have …

[PDF][PDF] Vaccine financing in Nigeria: are we making progress towards self-financing/sustenance?

F Olumide, O Chidiabere… - The Pan African …, 2017 - panafrican-med-journal.com
Nigeria has an estimated population of 186 million with 23% of eligible children aged 12-23
months fully immunized. Government spending on routine immunization per surviving infant …

Financing vaccinations–the South African experience

MS Blecher, F Meheus, A Kollipara, R Hecht… - Vaccine, 2012 - Elsevier
South Africa provides a useful country case study for financing vaccinations. It has been an
early adopter of new vaccinations and has financed these almost exclusively from domestic …

Creating sustainable financing and support for immunization programs in fifteen developing countries

M McQuestion, D Gnawali, C Kamara, D Kizza… - Health …, 2011 - healthaffairs.org
Immunization programs are important tools for reducing child mortality, and they need to be
in place for each new generation. However, most national immunization programs in …