Polio Network: How Has Co-design Been Used to Address Vaccine Hesitancy Globally? A Systematic Review

Published on February 25, 2025

This systematic review explores how involving end-users in developing interventions helps reduce vaccine hesitancy. By engaging communities in the design process, co-design creates culturally relevant strategies that build trust and effectively address vaccination barriers. To learn more, click the link below!

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