Webinar: Introduction to the National Immunization Strategy (NIS)

March 14, 2022

Date: Mar 14, 2022 03:00 PM CET

This first webinar in a series will provide an introduction to the new approach and available guidance to support countries in the development of National Immunization Strategies (NIS). The new NIS guidance focuses on more informed, country owned, and sustainable decision-making and the prioritization of interventions needed to reach zero dose children and communities. This webinar session will be translated into Spanish, Portuguese and French. The series will continue in 2022, focusing on specific steps in the NIS development process, such as the costing approach and situation analysis.

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