Getting Started

Welcome to the Linked Immunisation Action Network! We are a country-driven peer-to-peer learning network dedicated to supporting countries achieve greater sustainability, equity, and resilience within their national immunisation programmes. Our website aims to connect country immunisation practitioners and policymakers with the tools, resources, and knowledge they need to effectively mitigate reductions in immunisation coverage and drive the sustainable introduction of key missing vaccines. This Getting Started guide will help you understand how to navigate the website and access some of our most popular resources.

Note: You can opt to view our website in your preferred language by using the language translation drop-down feature on our homepage. 

Network Membership

The Linked Immunisation Action Network is a diverse community of immunisation practitioners, policymakers, donors, development partners, technical experts, and the network’s facilitation team. To find out more about our member countries and network facilitation team, please visit Who We Are.

Stay Connected

To receive our bi-monthly newsletter and the latest offerings and learnings from the network, sign up for our email list. To stay connected on social media, follow us on Twitter.

Top Resources to Get You Started

If you’re new to the Linked Immunisation Action Network website, we’ve put together the top resources to help you get started. Explore more in our resource library.

1. Online Learning Course on Vaccine Hesitancy and Demand Generation
2. Video Case Studies: Learning How to Create Empathy and Build Demand for Vaccines Among Vulnerable Groups
3. Linked Podcast: Overcoming Immunisation Workforce Challenges Due to COVID-19
4. Linked Virtual Learning Exchange: Strengthening Health Worker Performance
5. Linked Brief: Key Takeaways from Linked Learning Engagement on Strengthening Immunisation Service Delivery through Primary Health Care (PHC) Platforms
6. Linked Brief: HPV Vaccine Introduction: Communications & Intersectoral Collaboration – Lessons Learned from Georgia and Uzbekistan
7. Linked Practitioner Perspective: Lessons from Uzbekistan on the Successful Introduction of HPV Vaccines
8. Linked Practitioner Perspective: Lessons from Moldova on the Use of Pharmacists to Increase Demand for COVID-19 Vaccinations
9. Brief: Linked Resources Catalog

How to Navigate the Website

Resource Library
Blog
Our resource library is a searchable collection of documents, tools, and resources on achieving sustainable and equitable immunisation programmes. You can filter the resources by topic, type, or country.
Our blog offers timely insights, promising strategies, and key lessons learned from global experts and country practitioners on topics related to achieving sustainable and equitable immunisation programmes.
Community Forum
News & Events
Use the community discussion forum to connect with other country practitioners, partners, and technical experts. Post questions, suggestions, and share your experiences and challenges with the community.
Find the latest news related to achieving sustainable and equitable immunisation programmes as well as relevant upcoming events from the network and our partners. Here you can also view the archive of past member newsletter issues.

How to Use the Community Discussion Forum

Anyone can begin a new discussion topic or respond to existing topics on the community forum.

  • To start a new discussion: From the ‘Community Forum’ page, click the ‘Start a new discussion’ button on the right-hand side. Please make sure to include a thread title and tag any topics or countries directly related to your discussion question before clicking ‘Submit’.
  • To respond to an existing discussion: From the ‘Community Forum’ page, click the ‘Reply’ button on the topic you would like to engage in. Type your response in the text box and click ‘Submit’.

If you have any questions about how to access the website, sign up for our email list, or post on the community forum, reach out to Network Facilitators at community@linkedimmunisation.org.