2025–2030 Global Health Strategy

The Global Health Strategy 2025–2030, which will guide NCIRS' efforts to optimise population health through equitable and sustainable immunisation programs, complements the collective vision of global efforts, including the World Health Organization’s Immunization Agenda 2030 and Phase VI (2026–2030), better known as Gavi 6.0. 

It is also informed by other global and regional strategies for health and immunisation, and Australia’s International Development Policy.

The Global Health Strategy 2025–2030 focuses on 5 interdependent priority areas that are essential for reducing the impact of vaccine preventable disease across the life course, and for advancing global wellbeing and health security.
 

NCIRS Global Health 5 priority areas

1. Support the design and delivery of safe, equitable, effective and sustainable immunisation programs.
2. Encourage use of evidence-based decision-making to develop locally tailored immunisation policies and programs.
3. Foster development of equitable and inclusive immunisation programs that incorporate a range of programmatic, social and behavioural data.
4. Facilitate research, monitoring and evaluation of immunisation program implementation, effectiveness, safety and impact.
5. Build capacity of NCIRS staff to support immunisation programs and reduce vaccine preventable disease threats.

Each of the strategy’s priority areas aims to address specific challenges and enhance immunisation program capabilities in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. Focus areas for action within each priority will guide our global work over the period of the strategy.
 

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