Polio Programming in Ethiopia Reduces Gender Barriers to Immunization Through Built-In Strategies (GPEI, 2026)

This brief shows how core elements of Ethiopia's polio campaign strategy - house-to-house visits, a majority-women vaccination workforce, and persistent follow-up - end up addressing gender-related barriers to immunization almost by design, even when that isn't their primary goal.

Readers will get a clear-eyed look at both what's driving Ethiopia's progress against zero-dose children and where gaps remain, particularly in leadership roles and hard-to-reach pastoralist communities.



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