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PM Sheikh Hasina: Striving for Generation ImmUnity
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina called for collective efforts to ensure immunisation for all children across…>
Urban floating population needs special immunisation interventions
Md. Wazed Ali, a Field Research Manager at icddr,b draws attention to the high risk…>
Research Brief: Joint national/international expanded programme on…
The immunisation review report by the World Health Organization (WHO) summarises findings and recommendations made…>
Accelerating Universal Health Coverage: Bangladesh’s commitment to…
In a resounding display of commitment to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC), the Government of…>
Urban children miss out on routine vaccination
The numbers speak for themselves. In Bangladesh, children in urban areas are less likely to…>
Understanding Pentavalent Vaccine
Pentavalent vaccines are vaccines that protect against five different diseases. Pentavalent vaccines have contributed to…>
MoHFW identified approaches to maintain EPI coverage
Despite huge immunisation success, Bangladesh faces many challenges to continue vaccination coverage. The MOHFW of…>
Zero Dose % by geographical location
Ensuring access to vaccines is crucial for the health and well-being of our children. It's…>
A Global Crisis for Childhood Vaccines: Examining…
Global health actors and stakeholders are constantly working towards ensuring immunisation equity worldwide. There are…>
EPI Program in Bangladesh: A Success Story…
The Expanded Program on Immunisation (EPI) was launched on 7th April 1979 as a pilot…>