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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SP 2: Commitment & Demand

2.1

Political and financial commitment

What Does this Indicator Measure?

IA2030 aims to encourage strong political commitment for immunization at all levels. Vaccination laws or other legislation reported by countries as part of this indicator could include written laws or regulations, orders, or decrees established by public authorities and enforceable by law. Relevant legislation may be specialized for immunization or contained in other general public health legislation. Policies must consider securing financing for immunization programmes at all levels, including the purchase and timely availability of vaccines in accordance with national planning, training, supervision, outreach activities, and information systems.

How Will Progress be Measured?

Prior to 2021, there was no global effort to track the presence of laws underlying a commitment to provide government-funded immunization to populations. From 2021 onward, advocates hope to see an increase in the proportion of countries reporting on the presence of vaccine commitment laws.

Proportion of countries with legislation in place that is supportive of immunization as a public good—Global

= Yes

= No

= Countries reported no data, not relevant, or did not report, excluded from analysis

33.6%

66.4%

2021

Baseline

Summary Table

Number of countries	2021
Total with response	149 out of 194
With vaccination or other legislation that is supportive as a public good	99 out of 149
Without vaccination or other legislation that is supportive as a public good	50 out of 149
No response	40 out of 194
No data	3 out of 194
Not relevant	2 out of 194

Definition: Proportion of countries with legislation in place that is supportive of immunization as a public good.

Measurement approach: The existence (or not) of a legislative basis underlying the commitment to provide government-funded immunization to the population. This will be measured through self-reporting (Yes/No) and a request to provide supporting documentation.

Calculation: Proportion of countries reporting yes or no. Countries that did not report data (no data, not relevant, and no response) are excluded from analysis.

Data source: WHO/UNICEF Joint Reporting Form on Immunization (JRF)

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.