Immunization Economics: Immunization Delivery Cost Catalogue

Published on June 27, 2024

The Immunization Economics website highlighted a recent update on June 11, 2024, about the "Immunization Delivery Cost Catalogue." This catalogue is a resource detailing the costs associated with delivering immunization services. It includes information on various cost components such as vaccine procurement, storage, distribution, personnel, and overhead expenses. The catalogue is essential for planners and policymakers in estimating and budgeting for immunization programs, aiming to enhance transparency and efficiency in resource allocation across different immunization delivery settings. To checkout this resource, click the link below!

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