Slideshow: PIVI’s Joint Initiatives with Jordan’s Ministry of Health

PIVI’s collaborative efforts with Jordan’s Ministry of Health encompass various strategies to address influenza vaccine hesitancy, boost public health awareness, refine vaccination policies, prioritize vulnerable groups, and establish robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms. These initiatives work together cohesively to enhance influenza vaccination outcomes in Jordan and contribute to global health objectives.

For more insight on their vaccination campaign, browse through the photos below. All images courtesy of Jordan’s Ministry of Health (2023).

In partnership with Jordan's Ministry of Health (MOH), PIVI provides funds to conduct essential vaccine hesitancy awareness sessions, empowering healthcare workers with vital knowledge to address concerns, encourage vaccine acceptance, and safeguard community health.
PIVI allocates financial resources to create and produce communication materials, facilitating the effective dissemination of crucial information on vaccine acceptance and public health awareness among communities and healthcare professionals.
Through collaboration, PIVI contributes to refining the influenza vaccine policy, establishing a foundation for informed decisions and resilient strategies to protect public health during seasonal influenza outbreaks.
Guiding the implementation of a targeted influenza vaccine policy, PIVI assists the Ministry of Health in prioritizing groups such as children (5 years and younger), individuals with chronic conditions, healthcare workers, older adults (60+), and pregnant women. This focused approach maximizes effectiveness, safeguarding vulnerable populations and enhancing community immunity.
Ensuring seamless alignment of influenza vaccine dissemination monitoring and evaluation with the Ministry of Health's reporting system is an essential task facilitated by PIVI's technical expertise. This alignment enables timely interventions and informed policy decisions, optimizing public health outcomes.

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