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The Cost of Identifying and Reaching Zero-Dose Children in Uganda: A Case Study of House-to-House Registration and Targeted Immunization Outreaches

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by IDRC PATH

This report from the Uganda Zero-Dose Learning Hub presents findings from a costing study conducted during the 2024 Big Catch-Up campaign. It estimates the incremental costs of identifying and reaching zero-dose and under-immunized children through house-to-house registration and targeted outreaches in three high-burden districts. Results highlight unit costs per child identified and vaccinated, cost drivers, and district variations, offering evidence to guide future planning, budgeting, and sustainability of immunization strategies in resource-constrained settings.

Author
Uganda Learning Hub for Immunization Equity
Country(ies)
Uganda
IRMMA
Identify
Reach
Monitor
Measure
Language
English
Project
Zero-Dose Learning Hub
Resource Type
Publication
Technical/Focus Area(s)
Evaluation
Learning
Monitoring
Sustainability
Zero-Dose Context
Rural non-remote
Rural remote
Urban