Districts (or national): Tonkolili

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.

ICAP provided technical support to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s Expanded Program Immunization Directorate to strengthen the implementation of high-impact interventions to improve immunization coverage across Sierra Leone. ICAP provided technical assistance to the national epidemiology program, with a focus on measles vaccine (MCV #2) dropout rates, and supported a formative needs assessment of barriers to immunization follow-up in urban settings.
This project was funded by the CDC’s Global Immunization Division.
Under this award, ICAP additionally supported the implementation of the national Intermittent Preventive Treatment of Malaria in Infants (IPTi) program.