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Routine vaccine reporting, and vaccine logistics

Origin language: English
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Target population
Children (under 5) , +2
Beneficiaries>5M
EvidenceQuantitative evidence
Start date2014/01
End dateN/A
StageRoutine project/operational
Country
Bangladesh
Coverage
National
Nb of implementation sites
800
Lead organization
Implementation partners

Health Focus Area
Maternal and child health
Vaccination / Immunization
Services
Health logistics
Immunization
Enabling technologies
Software
Standards
Excel
JSON
Tools
Funding sources
Donors
Business model
Freemium
Funders
Summary
The Routine Immunization Reporting and Vaccine Logistics System is a national digital health platform in Bangladesh, built on the DHIS2 framework, aimed at enhancing the monitoring and management of the routine immunization program. It allows health facilities and vaccination centers to report on immunization services, oversee vaccine stock levels, track distribution, and manage logistics through a centralized system. Key features include real-time monitoring of immunization coverage and vaccine supply chain efficiency, which aids program managers in ensuring vaccine availability, minimizing stock-outs, and enhancing service delivery. By integrating service and logistics data, the system promotes data-driven decision-making across facility, district, divisional, and national levels. It focuses on monitoring immunization service delivery, tracking vaccine stock, improving supply chain management, ensuring the quality and timeliness of reporting, and supporting evidence-based planning. Additionally, it aims to reduce vaccine stock-outs and wastage, with a target population that includes children under 5, pregnant women, and adolescents aged 12 to 18, emphasizing vaccination, immunization, and maternal and child health.
Keywords
Maternal health
Child health
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Insights - Lessons learnt
Challenges

Ensuring timely and complete reporting from all service delivery points.

Maintaining data quality and consistency across multiple reporting levels.

Limited internet connectivity in some remote areas affecting real-time reporting.

Continuous training needs due to staff turnover and changing reporting requirements.

Synchronizing logistics and service delivery data for effective supply chain management.

Recommendations
  • Utilized the national DHIS2 platform, ensuring scalability and sustainability.
  • Integrated immunization service and logistics reporting within a single system.
  • Established routine data quality review and monitoring mechanisms.
  • Provided regular user training and supportive supervision.
  • Used real-time dashboards for program monitoring and rapid decision-making.
  • Strengthened coordination between immunization and supply chain management teams.

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iDHA (Project ID)
7xeeb9
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Added to the platform on
2026-06-09
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Last update by
Animesh Biswas on 2026-06-09
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