Case study
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Tanzania
This case study on Big Catch-up on immunization activities in the United Republic of Tanzania employed a mixedmethods approach to document and analyze the country’s experience on Big Catch-up (BCU) immunization initiative. The case study focused on three main areas: i) planning and implementation, ii) integration with routine services and ii) persistent immunization gaps and promising approaches.
Authors
Languages
- English
Publication year
2026
Type
Case study
Categories
- Global initiatives
Countries
- United Republic Of Tanzania
Tags
- Catch-up
WHO Regions
- African Region
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| The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Yemen | Building Foundation for Development, University of Aden, University of Hadramout, Higher Institute of Health Sciences | 2026 | Case study | English |
| The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Tanzania | Fausta Michael, Mariam M. Mirambo, Mbonea Mbwambo, Victor Mtaki, Farhat S. Salaeh, Harrison D. Mariki, Domenica Morona, Stephen E. Mshana | 2026 | Case study | English |
| Validating Progress Towards Closing Immunity Gaps in South Sudan - Rapid Convenience Monitoring: Findings and Priority Actions | World Health Organization (WHO), South Sudan Ministry of Health | 2026 | Report | English |
