Mettre en lumière les défis: expériences nationales d’amélioration de la prestation de services face aux obstacles persistants – Zimbabwe

Au Zimbabwe, la vaccination en milieu scolaire constitue le principal modèle de prestation depuis le déploiement national en 2018, complétée par des stratégies de proximité communautaire et des sites de santé fixes, ciblant les filles de CM1 et les filles non scolarisées de 10 ans. Le programme bénéficie d’une coordination interministérielle solide entre le Ministère […]

Panorama situationnel du HPV – Zimbabwe

Au Zimbabwe, un projet de démonstration a été mené de 2014 à 2017 dans deux districts avant l’introduction nationale du vaccin HPV en 2018, initialement via des campagnes scolaires ciblant toutes les filles de 9 à 14 ans. Le programme cible actuellement les filles de 5e année scolarisées et les filles non scolarisées de 10 […]

Articulating the challenges: Country experiences improving service delivery through a lens of persistent challenges – Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, school-based outreach remains the primary HPV vaccination delivery model since the national rollout in 2018, complemented by health facility and community outreach channels, with Grade 5 girls and 10-year-old out-of-school girls as target populations. The programme benefits from strong interministerial coordination between the Ministry of Health and Child Care and the Ministry of […]

Resource Mobilization and Financial Sustainability: Financial sustainability for HPV vaccination – Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, HPV vaccination was introduced nationally in 2018 targeting Grade 5 girls, with initial financing largely provided by Gavi and government co-financing covering procurement and delivery. To sustain the programme amid competing health priorities and fiscal constraints, Zimbabwe has pursued a multi-pronged financing and integration strategy. Key steps include embedding a dedicated HPV budget […]

Country Snapshot – Zimbabwe

In Zimbabwe, a demonstration project ran from 2014–2017 in two districts before the HPV vaccine was introduced nationwide in 2018, initially through school-based campaigns targeting all girls aged 9–14. The programme currently targets Grade 5 girls in school and 10-year-old out-of-school girls, using both Cervarix and Gardasil vaccines. In June 2025, Zimbabwe shifted from a […]

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