This week Deputy CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance will be tweeting @Vaccines from Chad. She will be sharing moments from across the week, as she meets with partners, government and heath workers to discuss the nation’s immunisation challenges – from investment and collaboration to insecurity – and how to resolve them. Follow along to learn more about how Alliance partners are working with the government to transform the immunisation programme and help Chad build a healthier, more prosperous future.
Finding @Vaccines solutions in Chad
- 18 June 2018
- 1 min read
![Finding @Vaccines solutions in Chad](/sites/default/files/thumbnail/RS16227_Gavi_2018_Jacques-Schmitz-scr-1100x640.jpg)
Finding @Vaccines solutions in Chad
Recommended for you
![Mpox virus: colorized transmission electron micrograph of mpox virus particles (pink) found within an infected cell (yellow), cultured in the laboratory. Credit: NIAID](/sites/default/files/vaccineswork/2024/Header/micrograph-of-mpox-virus-particles-cultured-in-laboratory-NIAID.jpg)
![Extreme heat impacts the vulnerable the most – a One Health approach is needed. Image: Unsplash/Ibrahim Rifath](/sites/default/files/vaccineswork/2024/Header/wef-climate-health-crisis-unsplash-Ibrahim-Rifath.jpg)
![Dr Yao Kassia, Deputy Director of the Expanded Program on Immunization Coordination (DCPEV), near the cold storage units at the DCPEV in Abidjan on 12 July 2024. Credit: Gavi/Miléquêm Diarassouba](/sites/default/files/vaccineswork/2024/Header/DrYaoKossia_h1.jpg)
![A patient has her blood pressure checked by a doctor at at Juba Teaching Hospital in South Sudan. Credit: Winnie Cirino](/sites/default/files/vaccineswork/2024/Header/Patient-woman-blood-pressure-checked_Winnie-Cirino.jpg)