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Reaching Zero-Dose Children in India: Four Family Archetypes

Seeking solutions for reaching zero-dose children, the authors dive deep into the barriers to immunization in two states in India. The key takeaway: zero-dose children are not one uniform group, and they face a diverse set of barriers based on their environment, socio-economic status, family dynamics, and cultural beliefs. The authors suggest possible effective solutions.

Suggested citation: Manoj Kumar Shukul et al., Reaching Zero-Dose Children in India: Four Family Archetypes, 2026, www.sabin.org/resources/reaching-zero-dose-children-in-india-four-family-archetypes

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2026

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