Les partenaires mondiaux ont convergé sur un constat partagé : l’aide publique au développement pour la santé devrait diminuer de près de 50 % entre 2021 et 2030, fragilisant les pays africains où le financement extérieur couvre plus d’un tiers — et dans certains cas plus de la moitié — des dépenses de santé. Gavi […]
Format: Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion on funding and financial sustainability
Global partners converged on a shared concern: development assistance for health is projected to fall by nearly 50% between 2021 and 2030, placing acute pressure on African countries where external funding covers more than a third — and in some cases more than half — of health expenditures. Gavi reaffirmed its commitment to HPV vaccination, […]
Panel Discussion and Input from participants: Strategies and Lessons for Scaling Up to national HPV Vaccination.
The panel focused on transitioning HPV vaccination programs from subnational pilots to national scale, featuring insights from China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Speakers emphasized key barriers, including financing, policy constraints, supply challenges, and decentralized health systems affecting coordination and equity. China highlighted legal reforms and public education needs; Vietnam stressed advocacy and multi-ministerial support; […]
Panel Discussion: Strengthening multi-sectoral coordination and partnerships
The panel explored multi-sectoral strategies for HPV vaccine implementation, emphasizing collaboration between health, education, and other ministries, as well as civil society and community leaders. Speakers from Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Mongolia highlighted approaches such as pre-registration of target groups, parental engagement, volunteer mobilization, and joint ministerial decrees. Discussions addressed sustainability, financing, and governance, […]
Panel Discussion on delivery Strategies, integration opportunities and targeting hard-to-reach population.
This panel discussion explored HPV vaccine delivery strategies and integration opportunities across several countries. Brunei highlighted its success using school health services, supported by compulsory education, strong teacher–nurse collaboration, and communication campaigns involving parents. Indonesia discussed integrating school-based programs with community health initiatives and leveraging national data systems for logistics and outreach. Lao PDR and […]
Plenary session on Monitoring and Evaluation
The session addressed monitoring and evaluation of HPV vaccination programs, focusing on integrating reporting into existing health information systems. Panelists from Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Thailand shared experiences with data tools (e.g., DHIS2, cloud-based dashboards, mobile apps) and highlighted challenges in achieving accurate age-disaggregated coverage, tracking multi‑age cohort campaigns, and ensuring data flow from […]
Panel: Quelles sont les stratégies d’administration optimales et durables pour l’administration du vaccin contre le HPV? Le concept de vaccination de routine dans les pays, campagnes de vaccination et nuances
La discussion a mis en lumière la diversité des stratégies de vaccination contre le HPV mises en œuvre par les pays, notamment l’intégration aux services de routine et l’utilisation des campagnes existantes pour élargir la couverture. Le Cameroun et le Burkina Faso ont souligné l’impact des schémas à dose unique, du transfert de tâches et […]
Séance questions-réponses avec le panel – Formation des professionnels de santé et stratégies de communication : comment optimiser les stratégies de communication et la formation des professionnels de santé sur la base des expériences d’introduction de la vaccination contre le HPV
Cette session de questions-réponses a réuni des perspectives de plusieurs pays africains sur l’amélioration de l’adoption du vaccin contre le HPV, en mettant l’accent sur l’engagement communautaire, l’implication parentale et la lutte contre la désinformation. Les participants ont évoqué les défis liés aux procédures de consentement, à l’intégration des garçons dans les rapports et aux […]
Table ronde sur l’implication des parties prenantes – comment pouvons-nous optimiser la coordination multisectorielle ? –Quels acteurs doivent être impliqué
La table ronde a mis en lumière des stratégies pour impliquer les parties prenantes dans les programmes de vaccination HPV via une collaboration multisectorielle. Les experts du Burkina Faso, du Cameroun, du Mali, du Sénégal, de la Côte d’Ivoire et du Nigéria ont souligné l’importance de l’engagement politique, de la mobilisation communautaire et de la […]
Panel Discussion on stakeholders engagement – How can we optimize the multi-sectoral coordination? Which stakeholders need to be engaged?
The roundtable showcased strategies for engaging stakeholders in HPV vaccination programs across multiple sectors. Experts from Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Mali, Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, and Nigeria emphasized political commitment, community mobilization, and collaboration between health and education ministries. Key practices included technical working groups, advocacy to policymakers, teacher training, and leveraging parent associations and religious networks. […]