Vaccines, Volume 14, Issue 4
2026 April - 81 articles
Cover Story: Sizeable between- and within-country inequalities in childhood immunization impair progress towards the global Immunization Agenda 2030 vision of achieving universal coverage of all persons with essential life-saving vaccines. Monitoring global trends in immunization inequalities helps to identify population subgroups that are less likely to benefit from vaccines and provides evidence for tracking progress on regional and global goals and informing equity-oriented interventions. This paper assesses the state of within-country inequality in childhood immunization across low- and middle-income study countries. Using data from household health surveys, the analysis quantifies within-country inequality across 92 countries, areas and territories, for nine childhood immunization indicators by five dimensions of inequality. View this paper
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