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December 12, 2019

With 2.3 million children not vaccinated against measles last year, India has much must do more to increase public awareness of vaccine importance. Analyse (200 Words)

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Chinna 5 years

Kindly review... thank you...

IAS Parliament 5 years

Good attempt. Keep Writing.

IAS Parliament 5 years

KEY POINTS

·        Even as reported measles cases globally during 2000 to 2018 decreased by 59%, there has been a spike since 2016.

·        Last year, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Madagascar, Somalia, and Ukraine accounted for 45% of all reported cases.

·        Employing digital solutions and technology for data collection and management may aid in streamlining vaccination activities and provide vital knowledge to promote tailored immunisation programs.

·        In recent times, awareness campaigns like, Swasth Immunised India has succeeded in advocating the importance of vaccine administration via a multimedia approach.

·        The Indian vaccine manufacturing industry has brought down the cost of vaccines, making it affordable for Indians, as well as the global population.

·        They have made great technological advancement in vaccine production, meeting the WHO standards. As a result of this, India holds a dominant position in the global vaccine market.

The future goal should be to achieve full immunisation coverage. Implementing a four step S.E.G.A approach:

·        (S)treamlining of the regulatory process for various approvals; (E)xploiting technology advancement ;

·        (G)athering support from the government to spread awareness and to increase financial support for routine immunisation;

·        (A)sserting increased funding by the government in R&D infrastructure. This will help in collectively fulfilling our magnificent dream of full immunisation.

DHARU 5 years

Kindly review!!

IAS Parliament 5 years

Good attempt. Cut short the introduction part. Keep Writing.