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Jean Francois Basse - Représentant de l'UNICEF à Madagascar
Article
20 April 2023
Get your child vaccinated to protect them.
If you want what is best for your children, get them vaccinated!
Vaccination COVID-19
Article
09 December 2022
Against COVID-19, the vaccine is more relevant than ever!
Two public figures confirm the importance of vaccination.
Vaccination COVID-19 Ă  Nosy-Be
Article
05 November 2022
COVID-19 vaccination in Nosy-Be
On the island of Nosy-Be – a tourist paradise in the northwest of Madagascar – the survival of the population depends entirely on the economic recovery
L'inpscteur Ratsikitsiky montrant son carnet de vaccination
Article
17 September 2021
Antananarivo police officers are vaccinated against COVID-19
The police officers vaccinated during the first vaccination campaign against COVID-19 in Madagascar want to sensitize the Malagasy to be vaccinated
Dotation de matériel pour les vaccins
Press release
21 September 2020
130 solar refrigerators and COVID-19 protection kits to enhance immunization of Malagasy children and pregnant women
Celin, jeune garçon de 10 ans vérifie la marque de piqure sur son bras après s’être fait vacciner
Article
18 January 2020
Vaccines : A little pain, a big gain
Vaccines save lives. The small sting of the vaccine protects against many diseases that can really hurt, or worse
UNICEF Representative and the Minister of Public Health signed an agrement to strengthen the cold chain and vaccine storage.
Press release
05 March 2019
500 basic health-care centres will benefit from new solar fridges to save millions of children
At this time, 1,816 Health Centers still operate on oil.

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