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This installment of the PATH Malaria Learning Series highlights the PATH Market Dynamics program’s contribution to PATH’s work in the fight against malaria, providing an overview of our market access approach and highlighting three case studies. These case studies share PATH's experiences in ensuring access and availability of tools for malaria burden reduction and elimination such as G6PD testing, chloroquine, and artemisinin.The goal of the Malaria Learning Series is to provide concise briefings on the latest evidence in malaria science and learnings from across the PATH portfolio.

This immunization brief, written in French for a DRC audience in Tanganika province, discusses the ambitious "Mashako Plan" to increase routine immunization coverage in DRC by 15 percent in 18 months. The brief recommends that the provincial government emphasize routine immunization, deliver on the commitments of a recent memorandum of understanding with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and disburse immunization funding in order to bring the promise of immunization to all families in Tanganika.

This immunization brief, written in French for a DRC audience in Haut-Lomami province, discusses the ambitious "Mashako Plan" to increase routine immunization coverage in DRC by 15 percent in 18 months. The brief recommends that the provincial government emphasize routine immunization, deliver on the commitments of a recent memorandum of understanding with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and disburse immunization funding in order to bring the promise of immunization to all families in Haut-Lomami. In particular, it discusses the recent Haut-Lomami edict, which was a strong step toward prioritizing immunization funding.

This immunization brief, written in French for a DRC audience, discusses the ambitious "Mashako Plan" to increase routine immunization coverage in DRC by 15 percent in 18 months. The brief recommends that the national government increase spending on immunization, ensure adequate and predictable disbursement of funds to provinces, and improve equitable access to immunization at the provincial level in order to bring the promise of immunization to all families in DRC.

Kenya’s immunization program is at a critical turning point, as it looks toward upcoming transition from support provided by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. To protect the gains made to date, expand immunization services to service the hardest to reach, and achieve ambitious UHC goals, Kenya needs a renewed focus on sustainable immunization financing and planning. To achieve this, the brief recommends that the Kenyan government strengthen coordination and planning for immunization, align budget processes with immunization priorities, and increase county capacity to effectively manage immunization service delivery.