Vaccine Marketing

Angelmar, Reinhard; Morgon, Pierre A.

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1991709

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“…About half of UNICEF-procured vaccines currently go to countries not supported by Gavi. 57 Another example of a collective vaccine procurement mechanism is the Pan American Health Organization's Revolving Fund, a collective bargaining mechanism of pooled procurement for the WHO region of the Americas. 58…”

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The future of routine immunization in the developing world: challenges and opportunities

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2014

Glob Health Sci Pract

109

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Vaccine costs in the developing world have grown from < US$1/child in 2001 to about $21 for boys and $35 for girls in 2014, as more and costlier vaccines are being introduced into national immunization programs. To address these and other challenges, additional efforts are needed to strengthen 8 critical components of routine immunization: (1) policy, standards, and guidelines; (2) governance, organization, and management; (3) human resources; (4) vaccine, cold chain, and logistics management; (5) service delivery; (6) communication and community partnerships; (7) data generation and use; and (8) sustainable financing.

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confidence: 99%