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SUPPORTING THE PRIORITISATION OF DOMESTIC RESOURCES FOR NEW VACCINE INTRODUCTION: KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM LINKED WORKSHOP HELD IN MANILA, ON JULY 23-25TH, 2025 SUMMARY

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The Linked 2025 NVI workshop served as a platform for countries to transition from the sharing of experiences to actively shaping advocacy strategies.

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The Ripple Effect: How Collaborative Peer Learning is Making “Immunisation for All” Reality in Middle-Income Countries

Author: Christina Shaw

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes

In the halls of the health ministry in Tunisia,

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Can Financial and Non-financial Incentives Strengthen Immunisation Programme performance?

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

The Linked Immunisation Action Network (Linked) hosted a learning exchange with middle-income countries from the European Region to discuss the use of financial and non-financial incentives to increase immunisation coverage.

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Linked Countries Learn from Australia, Bhutan, and Vietnam About the Potential Benefits and Challenges in Implementing Electronic Immunisation Registries

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

This blog is also available in Portuguese,

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Mobilizing the Military Medical Services for COVID-19 Response: How Sri Lanka’s Joint Civil-Military Efforts Relieved Health Workers and Ensured Continuance of Routine Immunisation

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes

Author: Christina Shaw

Governments around the world have relied on an arsenal of strategies to combat the COVID-19 virus,

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