Evidence from Linked’s global network demonstrating how collaborative learning helps countries strengthen the resilience,
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Indonesia subnational impact brief
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Download PDF FileHow Indonesia is building a culture of collaborative problem-solving to strengthen immunization systems.
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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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Practitioner Perspective: Electronic Immunisation Registries – The Collection, Analysis, & Use of Data for Decision making
This Practitioner Perspectives video captures a vital peer-to-peer exchange during a Linked workshop where middle-income countries shared real-world experiences,
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Gavi-Linked Learning Forum: Sustaining and Strengthening Immunisation Coverage in Middle Income Countries
A joint Gavi-Linked learning forum on Sustaining and Strengthening Immunisation Coverage in Middle Income Countries brought together stakeholders from five countries to discuss and share experiences,
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Linked Practitioner Perspective: Prioritizing Domestic Resources for New Vaccine Introduction – Lessons from St. Lucia
During our workshop focused on Supporting the Prioritization of Domestic Resources for New Vaccine Introduction (NVI),
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Linked Practitioner Perspective: Prioritizing Domestic Resources for New Vaccine Introduction – Lessons from Philippines
During our workshop focused on Supporting the Prioritization of Domestic Resources for New Vaccine Introduction (NVI),
… Read MoreFrom Guidelines to Action: How Countries Are Using WHO’s Digital Adaptation Kit (DAK) to Strengthen Immunisation Systems
Governments across the globe are grappling with fragmented health data, particularly immunisation data, driven by the lack of interoperable and often outdated health systems.
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Linked Workshop: Supporting the Prioritization of Domestic Resources for New Vaccine Introduction
Economic benefits of immunisation are well established – returning an estimated US$ 19.8 for every dollar invested.
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