IA2030 Scorecard for Immunization Agenda 2030

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IA2030 Scorecard

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Global

1.1 Save Lives 1.2 Control, eliminate & eradicate VPDs 1.3 Reduce VPD outbreaks 2.1 Leave no child behind 2.2 Provide access to all vaccines 3.1 Deliver across the life course 3.2 Strengthen universal health coverage
1.2 Health workforce 1.6 Vaccine safety 2.1 Political and financial commitment 2.2 Demand for immunization 3.2 High & equitable coverage 4.1 Life-course vaccination 5.1 Outbreak detection and response 6.1 Healthy global markets for vaccines 6.2 Financial resources for imm. programmes 6.3 Imm. expenditure from domestic resources 7.1 Capacity for innovation
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Impact Goal 2: Promote Equity

2.1

Leave no child behind

What Does this Indicator Measure?

Zero-dose children are defined as those that lack access to or are never reached by routine immunization services. They are operationally measured as those who did not receive their first dose of DTP, a vaccine containing diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis.

How Will Progress be Measured?

The target for this indicator is a reduction in the baseline number of 14 million zero-dose children by 50% globally by 2030. Efforts to highlight the number of children missing out on vaccines will enable a closer equity-focused examination of who they are and how to reach them. On track status is shown when the number of zero-dose children decreases each year by the percentage needed to stay on track to reach the end of the decade target of a 50% reduction.

Number of zero-dose children—Global

Target:
50%
reduction in number of zero-dose children

Off track towards 2030 target

Summary Table

	2019	2020	2021
Number of zero dose children	13,272,000	16,466,000	18,248,000

Definition: Zero-dose children are defined as those that lack access to or are never reached by routine immunization services. They are operationally measured as those who lacked a first dose of a DTP-containing vaccine.

Measurement approach: This indicator is calculated as the difference between the estimated number of surviving infants and the estimated number of children vaccinated with DTPcv-1. The number of zero-dose children will be determined at country, regional, and global level using WHO and UNICEF estimates of national immunization coverage (WUENIC) and UN population estimates of birth cohorts, adjusted for surviving infants.

Calculation: This indicator is calculated as the difference between the estimated number of surviving infants and the estimated number of children vaccinated with DTPcv-1.

Data source: WHO-UNICEF Estimates of National Immunization Coverage (WUENIC) and UNPD population estimates

The IA2030 Scorecard visualizes the monitoring and evaluation indicators of the IA2030 Framework for Action endorsed in 2020 by the World Health Assembly, with the support of countries and partners. The scorecard is a collaborative effort led by MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership working in partnership with the IA2030 Working Groups on Monitoring & Evaluation and Communications & Advocacy, with oversight from the IA2030 Secretariat and Coordinating Committee. Share feedback here.

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Citation: Immunization Agenda (IA2030) Scorecard. scorecard.immunizationagenda2030.org.