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Each year, the World Vaccination Week is observed to promote the use of vaccines to emphasize the collective actions needed in the last week of April and to protect people of all ages from all ages. This year, the world’s vaccination liquor 2025 is from April 24 to 30, “Vaccinating for everyone is human -enabled.
Vaccines are one of the biggest achievements of mankind.
In the last 50 years, the vaccine has saved almost 145 million lives. It is 6 people every 50 years. Nearly 94 million people of savings were the result of the measles vaccine.
The decades of cooperation efforts between the government, aid organizations, scientists, medical workers and parents have taken us to today’s position. In history, more children live to see the fifth birthday.
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In 2025 we are in the basin moment in the history of world health. Difficult profits of vaccination are in danger. In order to protect the greatest achievements of mankind, we must strengthen our efforts to reach all children with essential vaccines and try to protect all ages to protect them from vaccine prevention.
Campaign
Humanly possible call:
- Parents and communities make themselves and children as vaccinations.
- A government that invests in strengthening vaccination services at the regional and national level
To protect all children; - Health workers who promote the power of vaccination.
Main message
Vaccination is one of the biggest achievements of mankind.
- In the last 50 years, vaccines have saved 144 million people. This is more than 3 million people every year. About 94 million people of this life were the result of protection by measles vaccines.
- In the same period, vaccination accounts for 40%of the improvement of infant survival, which means that more children live to see their first birthday.
- More people of all ages are protected from vaccine prevention every day.
- Vaccination is reached by more people than other health services, connecting the family with the medical system and helping everyone access the necessary treatment.
The vaccine for one person is safe for others.
- In today’s interconnected world, it is a threat everywhere.
- By supporting vaccinations, we do not save life, but we see the deadly onset of diseases such as measles, diphtheria and cholera.
- Responding to occurrence after the onset is an expensive and inefficient way to fight the disease, and unnecessarily, life is dangerous.
- A sustainable way to stop the migration is through prevention. Allows people to protect them with the right vaccine from birth to old age.
- It is important to be vaccinated every time. It is too late to wait until the onset is too late.
- You may not have enough time to get all the vaccines you need to keep your family safely from the disease. You or your loved ones may be part of the outbreak.
The vaccine reduces the disease and guarantees more life.
- The vaccine finds life from all ages. As a child, we protect us in the first half, and adults protect more than 30 infections and fatal diseases.
- Since 1988, 3 billion children have been vaccinated for polio, and 20 million people paralyzed by polio today.
- The vaccine creates the future. Children with complete vaccinations are likely to be healthy enough to contribute to learning, growth and community in a way that harmful children can always do.
- During the priority, the vaccine is one of the best investment choices that the government can choose to keep people healthy and safely. We can continue to invest in the vaccine, so that less children can build the world than to die from preventive diseases.
Not everyone can approach the same vaccine to save life.
- The world has gained amazing profits to improve the world’s vaccination, but in recent years, progress has been suspended and millions of children have not been desperately needed.
- In 2023, about 14.5 million children did not receive a single capacity of the vaccine. Despite the measles vaccine, more than 22 million children missed the first dose of this vaccine, even if they saved more life than other vaccines for the past 50 years.
- All children have the right to be protected from vaccine preventive diseases.
- Increasing access to vaccines everywhere is the best way to help all children start healthy lives and protect preventive diseases from being born from old age.
Vaccination for everyone is humanally possible.
- We are in the basin moment in the history of world health. Difficult profits in shooting diseases that can be prevented through vaccinations are in danger. The decades of cooperation efforts between the government, aid agencies, scientists, medical workers and parents have taken us into the world that we have eradicated as today’s position and eradicity of polio.
- At this important moment we can’t afford to blink. To protect the greatest achievements of mankind, we decide to reach all children with essential vaccines, and we need to strengthen our efforts to protect people from all ages, that is, the grandparents of the vaccine, the grandparents of the influenza, the pregnant mother of Tetanus, and the young girls about HPV.
- The development and introduction of new vaccines, including malaria vaccines for children and potential TB vaccines for adolescents and adults, are also essential to help some of the world’s most stubborn diseases and help us to fight our fights and prepare for the health threats we haven’t met yet.
- A new investment is needed to make success in the last 50 years to be built for the next decades.
- That is why we require the government to prioritize investment in vaccinations, including the GAVI, the vaccine alliance and other major programs to protect the next generation.
Learn more: Who website ↗ GAVI’s vaccine work platform ↗ UNICEF ↗
