Research & Publication
The Country Learning Hub has a pool of research papers on immunisation and vaccination in Bangladesh by some of the leading national and international experts.
The Invisible Protectors: Early Measles-Rubella Vaccination Shows…
Bangladesh continues to move forward in protecting its children through innovative immunisation strategies. A new…
The Hidden Factors: Trends and Gender Patterns…
Immunisation stands as one of Bangladesh’s proudest public health achievements, and Dhaka city shines brightly…
Vaccinating for a Safer Tomorrow: Fighting Childhood…
In Bangladesh, childhood pneumonia has long been a leading health challenge. But today, a new…
Caring vs Fearing: How Mothers’ Beliefs Have…
Immunisation is an essential public health strategy to prevent childhood diseases and enhance community health.…
From Missed to Protected: How Mobile Phones…
In today’s connected world, a simple mobile phone message is helping save lives. Across many…
Hidden Barriers to Child Vaccination: Country Learning…
Whether in the dense slums of urban Bangladesh, or amidst the serenity of coastal regions,…
In Search for the Reasons: Causes of…
Immunisation plays a crucial role in safeguarding children from preventable diseases. However, a recent study…
Pandemic Gone But Effect Remains: Regional Disparities…
The COVID-19 pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on health systems globally, and Bangladesh is no…
Socio-demographic Factors Impacting Measles Vaccination: Perspectives in…
In Bangladesh, childhood immunisation, particularly for measles, plays a vital role in reducing mortality and…
Fighting Typhoid, Saving Futures: TCV Introduction a…
Bangladesh faces a significant burden of typhoid fever, with over 300 cases per 100,000 people…
Cutting Pneumonia in Half: The Impact of…
In March 2015, Bangladesh introduced the 10-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV10) to combat invasive pneumococcal…
Interventions addressing behavioural and social drivers of…
Despite significant progress in global immunisation efforts, challenges persist in ensuring every child receives essential…