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Urban children miss out on routine vaccination
The numbers speak for themselves. In Bangladesh, children in urban areas are less likely to…>
Understanding the Zero-dose and under-immunised
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance has coined distinctive terms to address children who received no vaccine.…>
MoHFW identified approaches to maintain EPI coverage
Despite huge immunisation success, Bangladesh faces many challenges to continue vaccination coverage. The MOHFW of…>
EPI Program in Bangladesh: A Success Story…
The Expanded Program on Immunisation (EPI) was launched on 7th April 1979 as a pilot…>
Leaving none behind – Aiming for a…
id you know that globally, around 25 million children missed at least one dose of…>
Meeting with divisional scientific forum HSPSD, icddr,b
A brief overview of the study was presented at the divisional scientific forum HSPSD, icddr,b…>
Pre-inception meeting with EPI Officials
Prior to the inception meeting, icddr,b team shared presentation on the inception meeting with the…>
The Immunisation Coverage Rates in Bangladesh
South Eastern Bangladesh experienced below 75% of immunisation coverage as per the Extended Programme for…>
Bangladesh’s Successful Immunisation Campaigns in the Post-Covid…
Through the Expanded Programme on Immunisation (EPI), Bangladesh has made significant progress in ensuring vaccination…>
Bangladesh Made Remarkable Success in Immunisation: The…
The success achieved by Bangladesh in immunisation through EPI is a testament to the government's…>