In countries where JSI, through the Maternal & Child Survival Project (MCSP), supported immunization programming, we worked with Ministries of Health and other partners to improve the generation, quality, and use of routine immunization data at the point of service delivery (i.e. at the health facility and community levels). In addition, JSI's MCSP team carried out focused learning to test a set of process indicators and their use at subnational level (district and health facility) in the selected countries.
MCSP and partners conducted two assessments to document lessons learned about approaches to improve the generation, quality, and use of routine immunization data and the role of readily available process indicators. The goal was to help subnational level managers better understand whether the routine immunization system is reaching all children with high-quality immunization services. JSI/MCSP. 2019.
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