How We Work
PIVI partnerships are tailored to help each country reach its goals. Working with countries’ Ministries of Health, as well as with other technical collaborators, including the WHO, WHO Regional Offices and UNICEF, PIVI supports evidence-based vaccine policy decision making, and the creation and implementation of a multiyear plan.
PIVI works closely through and with partners including the CDC’s Influenza Division and the Global Immunizations Division, who provide technical support to our country partners. In addition, PIVI’s activities complement CDC’s commitment to build global detection and response capacity and to strengthen immunization programs worldwide.
PIVI puts an emphasis on regional collaborations as they help partners work more efficiently, sharing skills and best practices.
This work builds strong and stable vaccine delivery systems to reach people of all ages.
HOW WE WORK WITH COUNTRIES
- Coordinate the program
- Work with partners
- Develop and implement strategy
- Provide technical and NITAG support
COUNTRY PARTNERS
CONTRIBUTING PARTNERS
TECHNICAL COLLABORATORS
PIVI Roadmap for Country Engagement
2021-2026
Support Vaccine Supply
Technical Assistance
YEAR 1-3
Support Vaccine Supply
PIVI provides 100% of influenza vaccine and contributes toward program costs & evaluation
Technical Assistance
- Program Planning
- Training
- Demand/Hesitancy
- NITAG Support
- Evaluation
YEAR 4-5
Support Vaccine Supply
Country initiates partial purchase of vaccine, and increased over time.
Technical Assistance
- Cost of Disease
- Cost of Program
- CEA
- Plan for Sustainability
- Refine Programs (targets, delivery)
- Support Leadership Growth
YEAR 6-7
Support Vaccine Supply
Country transitions to assume full responsibility for influenza vaccination, program including vaccines.
Technical Assistance
- Integration within MoH Activities
- Vaccine Access