VARN2023 drew a high level of interest from country practitioners and implementers, researchers, and advocates. Over 150 presenters shared insights from relevant research and practice in the immunization field, and showcased solutions-focused evidence. Zero-dose children, equity, life-course immunization, social and behavioral drivers of vaccine acceptance and demand, and responsiveness of service delivery models were the main subjects of discussion. VARN2023 provided an opportunity for presenters from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), particularly women, to share their experiences with other participants. Gender was highlighted as a cross-cutting theme in the panel discussions and presentations. The key recommendations from VARN2023 are amply supported by the recently released WHO/UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage (WUENIC) 2022. The participants strongly called for immunization programs to focus on equity and inclusion.