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The following resource library features a curated repository of evidence-based measurement, monitoring, and learning resources, multimedia tools, methodological tools, templates, guidance, and approaches, as well as existing evidence from each country and resources generated by the ZDLH. Please check back regularly as resources are added on a rolling basis. You may also suggest a resource to be considered for inclusion through our contact form.

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Published in by FHI 360
Despite rural areas in Mali having a higher rate of zero-dose (ZD) children than urban areas, the total number of ZD children is highest in urban areas, including Sikasso, Mali's third-most populous region. This has led Mali to adopt innovative pro-equity strategies, such as utilizing women's…
Published in by FHI 360
Les taux de vaccination des enfants au Tchad ont régulièrement augmenté ces dernières années, malgré la pandémie de COVID-19. Le succès du pays est probablement dû à plusieurs facteurs, tels que les investissements du gouvernement et des partenaires dans le renforcement des systèmes de santé, en…
Published in by JSI
The Zero-Dose Learning Hub (ZDLH) conducted landscape assessments to provide a comprehensive overview of the immunization landscape within Bangladesh, Mali, Nigeria, and Uganda, with a specific focus on zero-dose (ZD) and under-immunized (UI) children.
Published in by JSI
The landscape assessment provides a comprehensive overview of the immunization landscape within Uganda, with a specific focus on zero-dose and under-immunized children.
Published in by JSI
This ZDLH semiannual update informs Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance Board (Gavi Board) and other stakeholders about the mechanism’s work to use evidence to better understand the factors influencing implementation and performance of approaches to identify and reach ZD and under-immunized children and…
Published in by FHI 360
Chad's child immunization rates have increased steadily in recent years, despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The country's success is likely due to several factors, including investments by the government and partners in health systems strengthening, particularly in human resources, transportation, cold…
Published in by FHI 360
En raison de l’insécurité le long de certaines de ses frontières et des bouleversements sociopolitiques internes dans les régions du Nord-Ouest et du Sud-Ouest, le Cameroun connaît des perturbations dans les services de santé depuis 2016.
Published in by FHI 360
Malgré des taux de couverture nationale élevés, il existe des poches d’inégalités. Ces inégalités sont dues à des facteurs géographiques et sociodémographiques (y compris la richesse, l’habitation dans une résidence rurale ou dans un bidonville urbain, le nombre d’enfants dans le foyer et l’…
Published in by The Geneva Learning Foundation
In September 2023, the Zero-Dose Learning Hub's (ZDLH) Learning Innovation Unit (LIU), held its second inter-country peer learning exchange, “ZDLH-X,” focused on zero-dose (ZD) and under-immunized (UI) children and missed-community challenges in Nigeria and Uganda.
Published in by The Geneva Learning Foundation
In May 2023, the Zero-Dose Learning Hub's (ZDLH) Learning Innovation Unit (LIU), held its first inter-country peer learning exchange, “ZDLH-X,” focused on zero-dose (ZD) and under-immunized (UI) children and missed-community challenges in Bangladesh and Mali.
Published in by icddrb
A rapid assessment was conducted in Bangladesh to assess the status, locate missed communities with clusters of zero-dose (ZD) and under-immunized (UI) children, and identify barriers to reach them so that effective and targeted interventions can be developed to address the issues relating
Published in by JSI
The landscape assessment provides a comprehensive overview of the immunization landscape within Mali, with a specific focus on zero-dose and under-immunized children.
Published in by FHI 360
Cameroon has experienced disruptions in health services since 2016 due to insecurity along some of its borders and internal socio-political upheaval in the northwest and southwest regions. Despite a decrease in vaccination rates in urban areas because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the country’s overall…
Published in by FHI 360
Despite high national coverage rates in Zambia, pockets of inequities exist. These inequities are driven by geographic and sociodemographic factors (including wealth, rural or urban slum residence, number of children in the household, and education of mothers) that result in households and/or…
Published in by JSI
The introduction of the typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV) in Nepal presented an opportunity to identify and reach zero-dose children during the vaccination introduction's catch-up campaign. Based on a series of key informant interviews with stakeholders at different levels of the health system,…
Published in by JSI
JSI worked with UNICEF Nepal and the Kathmandu University Behavioral Science Center to conduct formative research that would inform tailored behavioral interventions aiming to increase vaccination uptake.
Published in by JSI
JSI worked with the Government of the DRC in Kinshasa to implement new short- and long-term strategies to reduce missed opportunities for vaccination and reach zero-dose children.
Published in by JSI
A functional health information system (HIS) is critical for monitoring immunization coverage and providing routine data to inform immunization service delivery and planning.
Published in by JSI
This guide, developed in conjuction with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, is intended for staff at the primary health care unity level.
Published in by JSI
To inform the tailoring of the Reaching Every District using Quality Improvement (RED-QI) approach to urban contexts in Ethiopia, JSI conducted an assessment to examine the capacity of the urban health system in Addis Ababa.