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.
On May 14th 2025, the Linked Immunisation Action Network (Linked) brought together Linked member countries and implementing partners for an open discussion on progress and challenges developing Uzbekistan’s Electronic Immunisation Register (EIR).
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Author: Christina Shaw
Estimated reading time: 7 minutesIn the halls of the health ministry in Tunisia,
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Digital Adaptation Kits (DAKs) are part of WHO’s SMART guidelines initiative. This aims to ensure that the content of WHO’s evidence-based guidelines is accurately reflected in the digital systems being used at country level.
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A multi-country evaluation looked at different electronic systems in four LMICs, at different levels of their implementation,
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On Wednesday, 2 April, the Linked Immunisation Action Network (Linked) facilitated a learning discussion for countries and practitioners who are struggling to incorporate disparate data sources and harmonize data standards across their existing digital immunisation systems,
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An updated brief of Linked resources, including those developed through the end of 2024, captures lessons learned and good practices identified through Linked learning engagements with topics ranging from increasing access to key missing vaccines,
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Curious to learn more about how Linked has advanced country progress towards strong and sustainable national immunisation programs?
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The Linked Immunisation Action Network played a pivotal role in supporting Tunisia’s HPV vaccine introduction by leveraging peer-to-peer learning and cross-regional collaboration.
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The Linked Immunisation Action Network has supported Indonesia in addressing critical immunisation challenges through peer-to-peer learning and tailored interventions.
… Read More A study in Vaccines analyzes the costs and effectiveness of interventions aimed at reaching zero-dose children—those who have not received any routine vaccinations—in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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