Title: RED GUIDELINE
1Progress on new vaccines introduction in the AFRO
Region
Dr Tarande ManzilaAFRO/ Regional Office
2AFRO Regional goals for new vaccine introduction
- By 2005
- All countries in the region will have been
assisted for the integration of hepatitis B
vaccine in their routine EPI programmes - In which ever country that will introduce Hep B
vaccine coverage of the newly introduced Hep B
will at least be equal to DTP3 - At least half of the countries with Hep B vaccine
will be assisted for the integration of
Haemophilus influenzae type b vaccine
3GAVI ELIGIBLE COUNTRIES
4Basic eligibility
Basic Conditions GNP/capita lt US 1000 ICC or
equivalent Immunization assessment in last 3
years Multi-year plan for immunization
5Current status
- Hep B introduction 21/36 countries have
introduced Hep B in the following presentations - DTP-HepB Hib (7 countries)
- DTP- Hep B (10 countries)
- Hep B monovalent (4 countries)
Note 36 / 46 countries in the region are GAVI
eligibles
6Current status
- Hib introduction 11/36 countries have
introduced Hib in the following presentations - DTP-HepB Hib (7 countries)
- DTP- Hib (4 countries)
- Hib monovalent ( 0 country)
7Current status
- Regional discrepancies Eastern Block
- Hep B All countries (7 countries)
- Hib 4/7 countries
- Southern Block
- Hep B All countries (Not Namibia)
- Hib 3/14 countries
8Current status
- Regional discrepancies Central Block
- Hep B 2/7 countries
- Hib 0/7 countries
- Western Block
- Hep B 4/16 countries
- Hib 2(2)/16 countries
9Progress on new vaccines introdruction in AFRO
2000
2001
-
2003
Hep B
Hib
Fièvre Jaune
1010
11Yellow Fever vaccine
Yellow fever vaccine has been incorporated into
EPI in 19 out of the 31 countries at risk in the
WHO African Region. as of March 2004
YF vaccine integrated into EPI YF vaccine
integrated into EPI with GAVI support
12Conclusion
- No interest in Hib alone
- Hib integrated as a added value of combination
vaccine presentations - Remaining countries have to yet increase DTP3
coverage before integrating New vaccines - New vaccine introduction can significantly
increase EPI programmes cost - Sustaining delivery after the GAVI/VF support
period