Case study

The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Yemen

This case study examines the implementation of the Big Catch-up (BCU) initiative in Yemen, a strategy designed to address significant gaps in immunization coverage exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing conflict. The BCU aims to vaccinate children aged 12-59 months who have missed routine doses between 2019 and 2022, restore immunization coverage to 2019 levels, and strengthen routine immunization systems, with a specific focus on zero-dose and under-immunized children.

Languages

  • English

Publication year

2026

Type

Case study

Categories

  • Global initiatives

Countries

  • Yemen

Tags

  • Catch-up

WHO Regions

  • Eastern Mediterranean Region

Catch-up reports and briefs

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TitleAuthorYearTypeLanguage
Real-Time Monitoring Beyond the Big Catch-UpUNICEF, World Health Organization (WHO), Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, HealthEnabled2025ReportEnglish, French
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in CameroonEvidence for Sustainable Human Development Systems in Africa (EVIHDAF)2026Case studyEnglish
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Bauchi and Rivers States, NigeriaBrooks Insights, Health Policy and Research Group2026Case studyEnglish
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in Punjab and Sindh, Pakistan Center for Economic Research (CERP), Rayn Consulting Group2026Case studyEnglish
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in YemenBuilding Foundation for Development, University of Aden, University of Hadramout, Higher Institute of Health Sciences2026Case studyEnglish
The Big Catch-up: Case study of immunization activities in TanzaniaFausta Michael, Mariam M. Mirambo, Mbonea Mbwambo, Victor Mtaki, Farhat S. Salaeh, Harrison D. Mariki, Domenica Morona, Stephen E. Mshana2026Case studyEnglish
Validating Progress Towards Closing Immunity Gaps in South Sudan - Rapid Convenience Monitoring: Findings and Priority ActionsWorld Health Organization (WHO), South Sudan Ministry of Health2026ReportEnglish

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