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Role of Key Stakeholders in 2015 Measles Vaccination Campaign Stakeholders’ Meeting Monday, 4 th August 2015 Rockview Hotel, Abuja Eunice Damisa
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Presentation Outline Issues from 2013 Measles Campaign Role of Key Stakeholders Stakeholders’ Dashboard
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Basic Facts Vaccine Preventable Diseases (VPDs) alone constitute over 30% of the causes of death among children under the age of five years. Immunization against VPDs has been identified as one of the most cost effective interventions in saving lives, especially amongst children under five years of age. Studies have revealed that in Nigeria, $17billion USD in economic losses can be averted with more than 600,000 lives saved over the next 10 years by scaling up vaccine coverage to 90% (for Measles, Hib, PCV, Rotavirus and Pertussis)
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Findings from 2013 measles campaign (Coverage survey & Surveillance) Non Compliance in Kebbi, Kano, Sokoto and Kaduna Low coverage: in 27 States, including; Kano 69%, FCT 70%, Borno 72, Taraba 79%, Zamfara 74%, Yobe 78, Sokoto 79%, Edo 76% Low coverage amongst 1 – 2.5 years Low coverage in 27 States Not aware : 5% in the North, 7% Southern states
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Findings from 2013 measles campaign & Coverage survey & Surveillance (cont) Missed Children: Benue 10%, FCT 14%, Kaduna 20%, Kano 13%, Katsina 12%, Kebbi 15%, Niger 10%, Sokoto 18%, Taraba 10% Major reasons for Missed Children: VP too far; lack of info, vaccinator absent, mother too busy Inadequate mobilization in the north despite the attached house to house mobilizers
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2013 Measles Coverage Survey – Low performing LGAs S/NStatesLGAsCard Coverage History Coverage Card & History Coverage 1 FCT Bwari23%46%69% 2Gwagwalada36%21%57% 3 Kano Gaya0% 4Nasarawa13%53%67% 5Tudun Wada60%0%60% 6 Edo Esan Central53%13%67% 7Esan South-East37%20%57% 8Etsako East40%13%53% 9Ikpoba Okha13%20%33% 10Oredo7%38%44% 11Ovia North-East27%30%57% 12Ovia South-West31%18%49% 13Owan West47%13%60% 14Uhunmwonde27%13%40%
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Strategy for Communication / Mobilization
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The overall strategy is community-based, community driven and community owned and includes: Advocacy Stakeholder engagement Media engagement Community engagement capacity building e.g. IPC for the campaign Message development/dissemination Information and crisis management Monitoring and evaluation Supervision
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Role of Key Stakeholders
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Why Partner with you? You are critical to successful implementation of Health programmes in general and the 2015 Measles Campaign in particular Opportunity to galvanize the energy and vitality of Professional Groups, NGOs & Civil societies to develop a health friendly environment Provide platform for the Organized Private Sector (OPS) to perform corporate social responsibility role
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Some principles for building successful partnership with you Our partnership should be; Clearly defined Coordinated and consistent with national goals Systematically engaged and used strategically to support national and State health strategies such as the measles campaign Able to respond to a dynamic and rapidly changing environment Based on mutual respect and good communication Be sustainable Monitored & evaluated periodically
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Possible Areas for Stakeholders Support Advocacy to political leaders at all level to build trust & secure support & resources Dissemination of messages through sermons, public events, bulk sms, interpersonal communication etc Support for production of IEC materials – posters, fliers, FAQs, banners, etc Support for broadcast of PSAs and jingle on Radio & TV
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Possible Areas for Stakeholders Support House-to-house, door-to-door and community mobilization especially in hard- to-convince areas Provision of resource persons for training & special media appearances Capacity Building Provision of incentives to attract caregivers to the vaccination post ???
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Stakeholders’ Dashboard
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STAKEHOLDERAREA OF SUPPORTSPECIFIC ACTIVITYSTATUS as at …………… 4 Wks before IMC 2 weeks before IMC During IMC CPPAMessage disseminationFacilitate inclusion of information on benefits & date of IMC in all Friday mosque sermons in Jigawa state before & during the campaign Done AdvocacyAdvocacy visits to Chairmen of Bari & Gagalada Area Councils of FCT (CPPA team has visited Bari Chairman) Ongoing APPCommunity mobilizationDoor-to-door sensitization of caregivers on the benefits & dates for the IMC in Oredo LGA of Edo state Pending IMC STAKEHOLDERS’ DASHBOARD
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Working together… we can make the 2015 measles campaign a success!
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Discussion How can your organization contribute to making the 2015 measles campaign a success? What area will your organization support? What specific activities will your organization undertake? What will be the scope of your activities?
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