Vaccination is one of the most effective ways of preventing deadly diseases. And yet getting vaccines to where they're needed can be difficult.
High vaccine prices, import restrictions, logistical issues, and a challenging vaccination schedule are some of the reasons why many people - particularly children - miss out on being fully vaccinated against a host of dangerous diseases. As a result, 1.5 million children die each year from vaccine-preventable diseases. MSF teams vaccinate millions of people every year, either as part of routine vaccination, or in response to an outbreak of disease.
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South Sudan
South Sudan implements world-first outbreak response vaccination campaign for hepatitis E
Press Release
21 Jul 2022
Access to medicines
“Broken” humanitarian COVID-19 vaccine system delays vaccinations
Press Release
27 Apr 2022
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
In an unequal world, our response to COVID-19 cannot be one size-fits-all
Opinion
3 Dec 2021
Somalia
Increasing vaccination against measles in Lower Juba could prevent thousands of deaths
Project Update
14 Jul 2021
Palestine
“In Israel, you’re 60 times more likely to have a COVID vaccine than in Palestine”
Opinion
22 Feb 2021
Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic
Southern Africa needs the right COVID-19 vaccines, at the right price – right now
Press Release
18 Feb 2021