SBCC Strategy for the Expanded Program on Immunization, 2011-2015 [Namibia]
The key behavior targeted by this strategy is: Complete immunization of all children under 2 and under 5 years of age nationwide.
Its target audiences are: mothers/caregivers, cross-border populations, the underserved/hard to reach/nomadic groups, and policy makers.
The strategy includes outlines for the following approaches:
- House to house approach in urban and peri-urban areas using the RED approach, including SBCC
- Community level promotion of Expanded Program on Immunizations (EPI)
- Mass media promotion of EPI
Source: FHI 360
Date of Publication: March 25, 2019
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