Microplanning for Vaccination Campaigns
National averages hide the children the map forgot.
14.5 million zero-dose children in 2023. Another 6.5 million under-immunized. Coverage figures look acceptable while entire communities remain invisible.
Microplanning is how we find them.
After 20 years in immunization, here's what I've learned about microplanning
It starts at the facility. Not the capital. It names who is reached, where, and with what resources. It builds denominators where they are real.
Swipe through this slide deck on Microplanning for Vaccination Campaigns. It draws on WHO guidance and real country experience from Zambia, Mozambique, Kenya, Nigeria, India, Mali, and more.
The lesson: Community ownership is the foundation. Everything else — technology, supervision, data — is scaffolding.
What you will find in the deck:
🔹 Core concepts and components
🔹 WHO frameworks (RED, C-19 guidance, Immunization in Practice 2025)
🔹 Country case studies with real results
🔹 Geo-enabled microplanning
🔹 Four failure modes — and what actually works
🔹 How to adapt the method, not the template
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