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🏆 Notable Paper: This synthesis of 24 analyses across 29 countries identifies what works: gender-responsive policies and multi-level approaches.
🔗 brnw.ch/21x56cm
#MDPI #Vaccines #GenderEquity #Immunization #PublicHealth
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Says @dr_dadari, addressing global immunization in #pas2026:
GAVI is looking to reach 500 million kids by 2030. If achieved, we can reach 5.8 million kids - if we do the right things. If we don’t, lives will be lost.
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Backed by the visionary and bold leadership of H.E. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu (@officialABAT), GCFR, I am deeply honored to share that Nigeria’s ongoing health sector reform, under the Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (#NHSRII) has received global recognition, as I have been named to @TIME’s list of the 100 Most #Time100 Influential People in Global Health, released today. Proud to also have been named along with the Director of Nutrition in the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare @Fmohnigeria, Dr. (Mrs) Ladidi K. Bako-Aiyegbusi.
time.com/collections/time100…
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Author: Ibrahim Dadari
Book: Building Health System Resilience Before, During, and After a Pandemic: Analysis of the Impact of COVID-19 on Childhood Vaccination in Northern Nigeria
Purchase your copy: elivabooks.com/en/book/book-…
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Routine vaccines have saved 154M lives worldwide in the past 50 years. The measles vaccine alone has saved nearly 94M lives.
We cannot reverse course in protecting children's health & survival. Every child, everywhere, needs access to life-saving immunizations.
#VaccinesWork
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Funding cuts by numerous donor countries will limit UNICEF’s ability to reach millions of children in dire need.
UNICEF implores all donors to continue to fund critical aid programs for the world’s children.
We cannot fail them now.👇 unicef.org/press-releases/st…
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4/6 🚺 We’re proud to contribute to global efforts breaking down barriers to immunization. Huge thanks to @nanecece , Shobou Jalal, @dr_dadari , Lauren Galvin from UNICEF, & @MunroJean , Naomi Miall, Claire Moodi, @MaryIAdeoye from GAVI!
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We're here in #Nagasaki for #HSR2024 and it's indeed a warm welcome from our local hosts. This promises to be an exciting and enriching 8th Global Symposium on Health Systems Research
@NU_kouhou @nagasaki @H_S_Global @ahyder1 @results4dev @Lucy_Gilson @TMirzoev @LagomarsinoGina – at Omura-shi, Nagasaki
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Nigeria is undeniable
Greatness runs through our vein @fmacce_nigeria, @honhannatumusawa, @officialABAT
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Together with @GAVI, @UNICEF conducted a joint mission to Papua New Guinea.
Addressing gender inequities to improve #immunization coverage is crucial in a country that faces some of the lowest coverage rates and highest gender barriers globally.
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Sharing this @CNN news about the key messages of the WHO and UNICEF report on national immunization coverages for 2023.
@Kate_L_OBrien and I provided some of our reflections unpacking the stories behind the numbers and calling for action. @UNICEF @WHO @gavi @UNICEFhealth @HFogstad cnn.com/2024/07/14/health/im…
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We cannot have a Pandemic Agreement that does not make explicite that the best interests of the child is a priority, as articulated in Article 3 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
@DouglasNobleMD @UNICEFhealth #ForEveryChild gh.bmj.com/content/9/5/e0159…
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"vaccination has averted 154 million deaths"
WHO launched the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) in 1974 to make life-saving vaccines available to all.
On the 50th anniversary of EPI, authors quantify the public health impact of vaccination: hubs.li/Q02w0Qpd0
ALT Figure showing deaths averted, years of life saved, and years of full health gained due to vaccination. Copyright: 2024 World Health Organization; licensee Elsevier Ltd. CC BY 3.0 IGO
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We built a small tool with the potential for significant impact. We adapted the principles of Tracka for primary healthcare and layered them with data and community vigilance.
phctracka.org/performance
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We’re pushing to 60 hours guys. We’re not stopping yet. Let’s keep going.
We have a fundraising goal to meet for the education of African children around the world. This is our why - the reason we are doing this.
Let's demonstrate to the world the incredible power of love. Together, we can make this happen.
tiltify.com/+tunde-onakoya…
#RaceTo1million #ChessMarathonForChange @chessinslums @thegiftofchess
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Yesterday we celebrated the publication of An African History of Africa.
My book is the culmination of over 7 years of travel, through more than 30 African countries.
Everyone is originally from Africa, and this book is therefore for everyone.
Thank you all for your support!
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Powerful intervention from @DrSenait at #WBGMeetings about the changing global health order and leadership of the Global South.
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Deeply touched to have been welcomed by a local traditional leader in his Sokoto palace. What an institution Nigeria has, in its network of traditional leaders!! – at South East, England
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As partners come together to support the health workers #CHWs and their service delivery platforms #CommunityHealth&Nutrition, we aim to make #PHC accessible to all and reach #UHC. We thank all those who came together earlier this week around #CommunityHealthDeliveryPartnership
📣The #CommunityHealthDeliveryPartnership High-Level Partners Meeting is today!
This country-led initiative, supported by global, regional, and national stakeholders, underscores the critical role of community health in driving progress towards the #SDGs and #HealthForAll.
