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Advocacy for immunisation

This is a space for those who are working to improve immunisation systems and access to vaccines, particularly in resource-poor settings. It aims to help you to find ideas, resources and guidance to advocate for strengthened commitment to vaccines and immunisation to save lives.

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WELCOME TO THE WORKSHEETS PAGE

Below you will find all the worksheets that are available for the different modules, in both Microsoft Excel format and PDF format.

WORKSHEETS FOR THE THINK MODULE

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WORKSHEETS IN EXCEL FORMAT
  1. Overview of your country’s health
  2. Evaluating the immunisation system
  3. Stakeholder landscaping and influence mapping
  4. How vaccines are financed
WORKSHEETS IN PDF FORMAT
  1. Overview of your country’s health
  2. Evaluating the immunisation system
  3. Stakeholder landscaping and influence mapping
  4. How vaccines are financed

WORKSHEETS FOR THE PLAN MODULE

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WORKSHEETS IN EXCEL FORMAT
  1. Gap analysis
  2. Formulate smart goals
  3. Formulate smart objectives
  4. Build your advocacy implementation plan
  5. Map advocacy needs and resources
WORKSHEETS IN PDF FORMAT
  1. Gap analysis
  2. Formulate smart goals
  3. Formulate smart objectives
  4. Build your advocacy implementation plan
  5. Map advocacy needs and resources

WORKSHEETS FOR THE CREATE MODULE

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WORKSHEETS IN EXCEL FORMAT
  1. Develop good evidence-based messages
  2. Identify good advocacy messengers
WORKSHEETS IN PDF FORMAT
  1. Develop good evidence-based messages
  2. Identify good advocacy messengers

WORKSHEETS FOR THE ASSESS MODULE

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WORKSHEETS IN EXCEL FORMAT
  1. Implementing the M&E FRAMEWORK
WORKSHEETS IN PDF FORMAT
  1. Implementing the M&E FRAMEWORK

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