Sentence examples for reinforcing immunization from inspiring English sources

In light of the final assessment findings, the MOHSW officially endorsed the approach for scale-up within additional counties, with the caveat of incorporating additional mechanisms for reinforcing immunization services.

The eddy-current brake makes no contact with the rail (so is not subject to frictional wear) and is more powerful, but it sets up strong electromagnetic fields that require reinforced immunization of signaling circuitry.

TOKYO/JAPAN, 23 February 2010 – The Government of Japan committed US$2 million (JPY180 million) to UNICEF to reinforce immunization services for children and women in Haiti.

"This will allow the Government of Niger, with the support of the World Health Organization, UNICEF and other partners to reinforce immunization activities at a particularly critical time".

This result was obtained through improvements in the routine immunization and reinforced supplemental immunization campaigns.

In health and nutrition, UNICEF will promote public health through vaccination campaigns, including against polio and measles, as well as by reinforcing routine immunization services.

The data reported here highlight the need to seek additional means to reinforce routine immunization as well as ensure the timely implementation of Supplementary Immunization Activities to prevent large and repeated measles epidemics in DRC.

The MOHSW also recommended that take-home communication materials with immunization messages should be provided to women during service contacts to reinforce key immunization information.

Substantial efforts have been made by sub-Saharan African countries to reinforce their immunization programs.

These include both training capacity to reinforce safe immunization practices and further improvements of infrastructure (such as cold chain and systems for safe disposal of injection equipment).

In 2007, measles outbreaks occurred in a number of African countries due to gaps in immunization coverage, reinforcing the need to continue immunization support.