Nigeria Movement for Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030) Collaborative (17 June 2024)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2024
- The Geneva Learning Foundation, convened the second meeting of its network of immunization leaders across Nigeria. The meeting laid the groundwork for the upcoming Nigeria Immunization Collaborative, in partnership with UNICEF and Nigeria's National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), a pioneering initiative to engage and empower health workers at all levels to strengthen routine immunization in the country.
Set to officially launch on June 20 at the Teach to Reach 10 conference, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Expanded Programme on Immunization, the Collaborative will bring together health professionals from all 36 states and the FCT. Through peer learning, experience sharing, and locally-led projects, participants will develop solutions to overcome barriers to immunization, reaching underserved communities and marginalized populations.
The Geneva Learning Foundation's strong alumni presence in Nigeria, the largest in its global network, forms the backbone of this effort. Alumni ambassadors and leaders of the country's Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030) movement have already reached nearly 30,000 colleagues in their dissemination drive. Their insights are shaping the Collaborative's design to maximize impact and participation.
Key recommendations emerging from the meeting include clearly communicating benefits to health workers, advocating for expanded roles for professionals such as pharmacists, engaging stakeholders at state and LGA levels, involving religious and community leaders, and emphasizing career advancement opportunities. By tailoring the approach to Nigeria's context, the organizers aim to attract a diverse cohort of committed immunization champions.
Running from July 15-29, the Collaborative will feature virtual General Assembly sessions, peer support, and guided project development and review. Participants will earn competency-based certification upon completion. Beyond the exercise itself, insights generated will feed into national and state-level immunization strategies and policies.
With COVID-19 disruptions leaving millions of Nigerian children un- or under-vaccinated, this groundbreaking initiative couldn't be more timely. Through country-wide collaboration, it promises to harness the immense potential of Nigeria's health workforce to reimagine immunization service delivery and secure a healthier future for every child.
Congratulation to Nigerian and world"s children sorry I missed many sessions but I alot in communi information on immunization well done to organize of movement for 2030 agenda
No worries. Just don't miss the application deadline!
Please can I get the information on how to apply to the Nigerian agenda
@@LadyELink-vx7bm request the application here www.learning.foundation/nigeria
Congratulation to Nigerian and world"s children sorry I missed many sessions but I alot in communi information on immunization well done to organize of movement for 2030 agenda
Have you applied @hassan? www.learning.foundation/nigeria