Equity in Immunization Supply Chain
Considering equity in the immunization supply chain is important in order to ensure all children are reached with life-saving vaccines. This iSC Equity Maturity Model specifically addresses three communities with the most zero-dose children: remote rural areas; urban poor; and conflict-affected communities
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Wendy Prosser added a new tool to the TechNet Resource Library: Equity in Immunization Supply Chain(2021)Equity in Immunization Supply Chain