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For those of you who could, thank you for joining the recent webinar held on Oct 28, 2026 to launch the new WHO guide, Implementing integrated health campaigns: Decision-making and planning guide. We'd love to continue the conversation here. As you begin or advance your campaign integration plannin...

Dear TechNet colleagues, Pleased to share two recent publications contributing to the evidence on vaccine equity, disease surveillance, and epidemic preparedness. 1. PLOS ONE – Sole-author publication: Global mpox outbreak dynamics during and after the public health emergency, highlighting the nee...

🌍 What if health campaigns worked better together—not in silos? From planning to implementation, better coordination can make a real difference in how effectively health campaigns reach the people who need them most. But how do we turn that ambition into action? Join the Health Campaign Effectiven...

On behalf of the Service Experience Workstream of the Vaccination Demand Hub, we are writing to invite you to the webinar - Rethinking Immunization Service Delivery: Applying SBC to Service Design and Experience Date & Time: Tuesday, 20 October at 9 AM New York | 3 PM Geneva | 4 PM Nairobi Time...

In a hypothetical example of routine immunization, approximately 11,000 children are vaccinated against measles. What would be the expected percentage of programmatic immunization errors, such as errors in vaccine preparation, administration, handling, techniques, dosage or storage?...

The World Health Organization (WHO) has launched the new Implementing integrated health campaigns: decision-making and planning guide (available in English and French), which provides a practical framework to help countries assess opportunities for campaign integration and plan integrated health cam...

Dear TechNet colleagues, Sharing our latest analysis of HPV vaccination trends in Cameroon, using the recent WHO/UNICEF immunization coverage estimates, including the 2025 revision. Title: Transient recovery and renewed decline in HPV vaccination coverage in Cameroon after single-dose and gen...

Dear TechNet-21 colleagues, Pleased to share that the Springer Nature book, AI for Epidemic Preparedness: Innovations and Insights from the Global South, has now been published. Chapter contribution: Equity-Centered AI for Immunization in Humanitarian Settings: Opportunities and Ethical Dilem...

Dear all, Sharing a video summarizing the first Regional Health Campaign Integration Workshop, held in Kigali, Rwanda, in June 2026. The workshop brought together health leaders and partners to strengthen the coordination, integration and delivery of health campaigns across the African Region. P...

Dear Colleagues, I am pleased to share a new preprint examining how health-zone-specific transmission may shape the potential impact of ring vaccination during the 2026 Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The analysis found that health zones with the same ope...

Which method is best to do the Sero surveillance to see the population immunity: either Conventional Ig assay or the using Magnetic beads assay?...

What works in immunization: Results-driven approaches in resource-constrained settings Insights from the Routine Immunization Strengthening Program (RISP) Learning Consortium Wednesday 15 July 2026 9:00 EDT/13:00 GMT/16:00 EAT/21:00 PKT Register: https://tinyurl.com/RISP-webinar  Join PAT...

A new case study is available on TechNet on routine immunization strengthening in South Sudan, Greater Upper Nile region, including short documentaries. South Sudan’s Greater Upper Nile region is a complex environment with significant operational challenges to delivering vaccines while navigating s...

Excited to share that my book chapter has just been published! Approximately 1.9 billion people live in fragile and conflict-affected settings, yet vaccine design and evaluation continue to assume stable delivery conditions. This chapter challenges that paradigm. -Drawing on evidence from vaccine...

GiveWell is looking to identify programs that increase the uptake of routine childhood immunizations by bringing vaccination services closer to communities through targeted outreach sessions or mobile vaccination. We think these programs have the potential to be highly cost-effective and scalable an...

Dear Colleaques, Happy to share the latest edition of ImmunizationForResilienceNewsletter, titled: "Cholera 2026: When The System Sees It Coming But Cannot Move - The Scenario Nobody Talks About" This edition looks at a reality many teams face in 2026: community-based surveillance can be function...

Hello Everyone, I wanted to share a new op-ed, co-authored by Last Mile Health and VillageReach, that highlights how community health workers (CHWs) are driving meaningful improvements in vaccine access across Africa — especially for zero-dose and under-immunized children. The piece, published on ...

To mark World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day on 17 November, VillageReach invites you to the online premiere of our short film, Peer-to-Peer Learning to Improve HPV Vaccine Coverage. This film highlights how communities in Manica Province, Mozambique are working together to improve HPV v...

VillageReach just published a new brief calling for expanding CHWs' role in immunization services. From outreach to planning to vaccine administration CHWs can help reach more people with vaccines.  What CHW centric approaches have you seen work well in your work? What approaches would y...

Dear colleagues, I’m pleased to share the latest edition of my newsletter on immunization in fragile and conflict-affected settings. In 2025, disease control is not just biological, it is geopolitical. When social systems fracture through unrest or war, immunization collapses quickly, zero-dose poc...