The Revolving Fund contributes to 🔒 strengthening countries’ vaccination plans and plays a critical role in addressing the elimination of vaccine-preventable diseases 💉, such as polio, measles, rubella, and neonatal tetanus.
Countries 🌎 using PAHO’s Revolving Fund can be certain of a transparent and efficient process 🔝 to access vaccines 🩹.
RT @WHO: Not everyone has the same access to vaccines.
About 23 million children missed out on basic vaccines in 2020 – the highest numbe…
RT @WHO: It’s #WorldImmunizationWeek!
If you could see viruses you would know that they are all around. Vaccines provide opportunity and h…
RT @WHO: Some 2⃣0⃣ million people are walking today who would have been paralyzed if not for the polio programme’s efforts to deliver 💉 vac…
🌎 #Malaria is a preventable and treatable disease that has a devastating impact on the health and livelihood of people all over the world.
ℹ️ +INFO at: paho.org/en/news/25-4-2…
🌎 #Malaria is an acute febrile disease caused by the parasite Plasmodium, which is transmitted by the bite of an infected female Anopheles mosquito. Symptoms, including fever, headache and chills usually appear 10-15 days after a bite and may be mild and difficult to recognize
🌎 #Malaria is a disease that knows no national borders. It is crucial that countries work together to tackle transmission and implement more effective preventive measures where they are needed the most – at the local, community level
🌎 On #WorldMalariaDay, we urge countries to step-up efforts to tackle malaria in the region.
✅ prevention, ✅ diagnosis and ✅ treatment interventions that are data-led and tailored to local contexts.
.@DirOPSPAHO calls for immunization gaps to be closed for all vaccines, including COVID-19
🌎 +INFO at: paho.org/en/news/25-4-2…
#GetAllYourShots #VWA20 #WorldImmunizationWeek twitter.com/pahowho/status… https://t.co/sPJvVKpr6d
