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COVID-19

A nurse vaccinates a baby while he is being held by his mother
Flagship report
20 April 2023
The State of the World's Children 2023
For Every Child, Vaccination

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A baby is being vaccinated
Press release
20 April 2023
New UNICEF report shows 12.7 million children in Africa missed out on one or more vaccinations over three years
COVID-19 caused service disruption, strained health systems, diverted scarce resources, while conflicts, climate change have driven this decline on the continent.
A group of women smile as they show their COVID-19 vaccination cards
Campaign
23 April 2022
World Immunization Week 2022
For Every Child, a #VaccineHero
Three men standing with their music instruments
Article
22 April 2022
“Love your family? Get vaccinated”
Olufemi Williams, Band Leader, Sierra Leone
A young woman sitting with her textbooks on her lap
Article
22 April 2022
“It’s good to be vaccinated, it can protect you"
Jenebah Celine Marrah, Student, Fourah Bay College, Sierra Leone
A young man holding his COVID-19 vaccination card as he stands in a barbershop
Article
22 April 2022
“I’m looking Healthy and Strong, because I was vaccinated”
Cyril Okon Egbo, Student, Calabar, Nigeria
A man speaking to a woman in his community
Article
22 April 2022
“Getting vaccinated protects us all.”
Sahr Kelly, Civil Engineer, Dwazhark, Sierra Leone
Young woman showing her COVID-19 vaccine card to the camera, while smiling and sitting on a couch
Article
22 April 2022
“Vaccine means safety”
Imaobong Rukevwe Obukonise, Chef, Delta State, Nigeria
Young people standing in a crowd, raising awareness
Press release
26 January 2022
UNICEF Launches First Ever U-Report Challenge to Boost Covid-19 Vaccine Uptake in Africa
‘Be the hero your community needs!’ say Nigeria and South Africa Celebrities, also U-Report supporters, Kate Henshaw and Maps Maponyane
Press release
08 December 2021
European Union provides fresh funding to support COVID-19 vaccination in sub-Saharan Africa
The programme will reach more than 189 million people