The phrase "access campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, outreach, or initiatives aimed at improving access to services or information.
Example: "The organization launched an access campaign to ensure that all community members could benefit from the new health services."
Alternatives: "access initiative" or "access program".
MSF's access campaign has other complaints.
"This is going to make a huge difference," said Daniel Berman, deputy director of the charity's global access campaign.
In important ways, the groundwork for the 2015 proxy access campaign was carefully laid in the 2012-14 proxy seasons.
Daniel Berman, deputy director of the global access campaign for Doctors Without Borders, said the cuts "will really make a difference".
"We are concerned about how high the cost is, especially for high-burden countries like Myanmar who have severe levels of drug resistance and are struggling to scale up," said Dr Grania Brigden, TB adviser for the MSF Access Campaign.
This is the reaction of Kate Elder, vaccines policy adviser at the MSF access campaign: It's really disappointing that pharmaceutical companies haven't offered Gavi a much better deal on the HPV vaccine.
They have been close collaborators on access campaigns ever since.
Justice, the human rights and legal access campaigning organisation is organising a fringe at every party conference this year, not overtly to defend the HRA but to discuss a bill of rights which all three main parties are now proposing.
Some 500 of these are affiliated to Ramblers, the national walkers' rights organisation, whose bucolic title barely hints at its history of militant access campaigns, both now and in its decades as the Ramblers Associationn.
This would be important in structuring intervention – education vs access campaigns, and research into this is recommended.
Prevention and access campaigns are increasingly important to control unsafe injection-associated infections, as the illicit nature and associated marginalisation of PWID populations make them hard to reach for conventional healthcare providers [ 14, 34].
