Case study
Unplugged and Keeping Cool—Testing Off-Grid Vaccine Storage Solutions in Vietnam
Keeping heat-sensitive vaccines at the right temperature is crucial yet often difficult in areas with limited or no electrical power. Project Optimize collaborated with the Vietnam National Expanded Programme on Immunization to evaluate two technologies to respond to this challenge. One was a direct-drive solar refrigerator and the other a passive cooling device. This fact sheet describes the lessons learned from the demonstration—information which can be used by other country programs considering these devices for long-term storage of vaccines.
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- English
- French
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2013
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| Title | Author | Year | Type | Language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct-Drive Solar Vaccine Refrigerators | PATH, World Health Organization (WHO) | 2013 | Case study | English, French |
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| Installing and Testing Battery-Free Solar Refrigerators in Vietnam | PATH, World Health Organization (WHO) | 2013 | Case study | English, French |
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| Unplugged and Keeping Cool—Testing Off-Grid Vaccine Storage Solutions in Vietnam | PATH, World Health Organization (WHO) | 2013 | Case study | English, French |
