Despite incredible progress - halving deaths of children under the age of five since 2000 - the unacceptable reality remains that almost five million children are still dying each year from causes that we can prevent. Preventable infectious diseases like pneumonia, malaria, diarrhea, and meningitis remain global leading causes of death among children under five. Almost six in 10 (58%) deaths in children under five years old occur in Sub-Saharan Africa, despite accounting for only 28% of the global under five population. Alarmingly, the rate of progress in reducing these deaths has slowed since 2015, especially in the countries with the heaviest burden of under-five mortality.
With global crises now threatening to reverse years of progress by causing severe disruptions to lifesaving health and nutrition services for children, greater political will and urgent action are needed to save lives and ensure that all countries are on track to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. Building on the momentum of the 2020 and 2023 Global Fora on Childhood Pneumonia, The Innovation and Action for Immunization and Child Survival Forum brings together political leaders, partners, and public health experts. The Forum will share best practices and present innovations with the power to accelerate progress towards ending preventable deaths of children under five.
Access to immunization has saved 154 million lives over the course of 50 years, and with new vaccines and innovations at our disposal we have the capacity to go further and faster.
Child survival progress has also been driven by the tireless dedication of frontline health workers and community-based services. Greater efforts to strengthen health systems and primary health care (PHC) will keep saving children’s lives.
Amid unprecedented challenges and with only five years remaining on the SDG clock, an approach that integrates the delivery of scalable, proven and high-impact interventions that prevent, detect, and treat the major childhood illnesses and malnutrition will power the next wave of child survival gains.
At a critical juncture for child survival, strong national leadership and firm commitments for children to survive, thrive, and realize their fundamental rights are critical. This forum offers a platform for new commitments to deliver the most life-saving interventions and innovations to children, and mobilization around a clear roadmap for action with accountability to end preventable child deaths.
MONDAY, JULY 21
TUESDAY, JULY 22
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H.E. Razaque Manhique
Mayor of the Municipality of Maputo
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Prof. Keith Klugman
Director of Pneumonia and Pandemic Preparedness, Gates Foundation
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H.R.H. Infanta Cristina de Borbón
Director of the International Area,”la Caixa” Foundation
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H.E. Teresa Orjales
Ambassador of Spain to Mozambique
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H.E. Austin Demby
Minister for Health, Government of Sierra Leone
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H.E. Ussene Isse
Minister of Health, Government of Mozambique
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Ms Eunice Matavele
Journalist, Master of Ceremonies
WEDNESDAY, JULY 23
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Ms Theo Sowa
Women's and Children's Rights Activist
Moderator:
Ms Alison Parker
Deputy Regional Director, Eastern and Southern Africa, UNICEF
Keynote Speaker:
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H.E. Austin Demby
Minister for Health, Sierra Leone
Panel:
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Dr. Amina Mohammed
Director Child Health Division, Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Nigeria
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Dr. Josephine Toralta
Pediatrician & Advisor to Minister for Health, Ministry of Public Health, Chad
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Dr. Francis Moses
Director, Reproductive and Child Health Directorate, Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone
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Dr. Mohammed Fayez
EPI Officer for VPDs, Ministry of Health and Population, Egypt
Moderator:
Dr. Honorati Masanja
Chief Executive Director, Ifakara Health Institute, Tanzania
Keynote Speaker:
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Dr. Ivalda Macicame
Director for Surveys and Health Observation, National Institute of Health, Mozambique
Panel:
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Mr. Meles Solomon
Head of Newborn and Child Health Desk, Ministry of Health, Ethiopia
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Dr. Rosa Moreira
Chair NITAG, Angola
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Dr. Amadou Sidibé
Director of Child Health, Ministry of Health, Mali
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Dr. Samuel Gondje
Defense Office, Focal Point GFF, Ministry of Health, CAR
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Dr. Joseph Haddad
President International Pediatric Association (IPA)
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Dr. Naveen Thacker
Executive Director, International Pediatric Association (IPA)
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Dr. Ekanem Ekure
President, Pediatric Association of Nigeria
Moderator:
Ms Magdalena Robert
Deputy Director, Advocacy & Communication, Gates Foundation
Keynote Speaker:
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Mr. Angel Font
Associate General Director of Research and Fellowships, “la Caixa” Foundation and President, Philanthropy Europe Association (Philea)
Panel:
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Ms Ariadna Bardolet
Director, International Programmes, ”la Caixa” Foundation,
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Mr. Agostinho Mamade
Country Director, Aga Khan Foundation, Mozambique
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Mr. Diogo Milagre
Director, Foundation for Community Development
Moderator:
Dr. Kamel Senouci
Director, Advanced Course in Vaccinology, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Keynote Speaker:
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Dr. Ilesh Jani
Senior Researcher, National Institute of Health (INS), Mozambique
Panel:
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Mrs. Johanna Fihman
Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals, WHO
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Prof Eric Adehossi
Chair, NITAG, Niger
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Dr. Abdoul Habib Beavogui
Chair, NITAG, Guinea
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Dr. Desmond Kangbai
EPI Manager, Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone
Session 1: Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV) and rotavirus vaccines: products, dosing, and high coverage Rovuma 1
Moderator:
Dr. Fiona Russell
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Australia
Panel:
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Dr. Fiona Russell
Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Australia
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Dr. Jason Mwenda
Sefako Makgatho Health Science University, South Africa
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Dr. Kammany Phommachanh
Deputy EPI manager, Ministry of Health, Laos
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Mohammed Fayez
EPI Officer for VPDs, Ministry of Health and Population, Egypt
Session 2: Meningitis and typhoid vaccines:evaluating introduction Rovuma 2
Moderator:
Dr. Paul Ngwakum
Regional Health Adviser ESARO UNICEF
Panel:
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Dr. Brenda Kwabana
Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Trust, Malawi
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Dr. Adidja Amani
Regional New Vaccines Introduction Officer, World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa (WHO AFRO)
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Dr. Saidou Savadogo
Director, National Vaccination Program, Ministry of Health, Burkina Faso
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Dr. Abdelaye Keita
NITAG Chair, Mali
Session 3: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccines and monoclonal antibodies: evaluating introduction Nkomati
Moderator:
Prof Jim Buttery
University of Melbourne, Australia
Panel:
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Dr. Selorm Kutsoati
Programme Manager (EPI), Ministry of Health, Ghana
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Prof. Ziyaad Dangoor
University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
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Dr. Thierry Vincent
Senior Country Manager, Country Delivery Department, Gavi
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Dr. Oby Ezekwesili
Founder and CEO, Human Capital Africa, Nigeria
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Dr. Tacilta Nhampossa
Pediatrician and researcher Manhiça Health Research Centre (CISM), Mozambique
Moderator:
Ms Theo Sowa
Facilitator
Moderator:
Ms Theo Sowa
Women's and Children's Rights Activist
Keynote Speaker:
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Dr. Obiageli Ezekwesili
Founder and Chair, Human Capital Africa; Former Education Minister of Nigeria
Panel:
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H.E. Minister Samaria Tovela
Minister of Education and Culture, Government of Mozambique
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Prof Armindo Ngunga
Professor, University Eduardo Mondlane; former Vice Minister of Education
THURSDAY, JULY 24
Moderator:
Ms Theo Sowa
Women's and Children's Rights Activist
Strengthening the integrated health system to improve child survival in Uganda, CESAL Association and AVSI Foundation Uganda
Presented by
Dr. Lawrence Ojom
Program Manager, AVSI Foundation, Uganda
SafeStart: Improving Child Survival through the Evaluation of EPI interventions in Sierra Leone, ISGlobal and College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences (COMAHS) Sierra Leone
Presented by
Dr. Augustin E. Fombah
Research Coordinator - COMAHS/ISGlobal, Sierra Leone
Reducing maternal and infant mortality in Bamako and Sikasso regions, Mali, CONEMUND and Muso
Presented by
Dr. Djoume Diakite
Executive Director, Muso, Mali
Moderator:
Mrs. Johanna Fihman
Department of Immunization, Vaccines and Biologicals, WHO
Keynote Speaker:
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Dr. Maya Van Den Ent
Team Lead, New Vaccine Introduction and Integrated Delivery Platforms, UNICEF
Panel:
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Dr. Phonethipsavanh Nouanthong
NITAG, Ministry of Health, Laos
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Dr. Antoinette Demian
Director of Vaccination, Ministry of Public Health, Chad
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Dr. Saidou Savadogo
Director, National Vaccination Program, Ministry of Health, Burkina Faso
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Dr. Augustin Byamwitenga Milabyo
Deputy Director, EPI Ministry of Public Health, Hygiene and Prevention, DRC
Keynote Speaker:
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Mr. Antón Leis
Director, Spanish Agency for International Development Cooperation (AECID)
Moderator:
Dr. Ouseph Tharakan
Co-Director, Global Projects / Humanitarian Programme, Center for Humanitarian Dialogue, Switzerland
Panel:
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Dr. Mustafe Jama
Director of Family Health, Ministry of Health and Human Services, Somalia
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Dr. Thierry Fikiri
Program Director, International Medical Corps, Central African Republic (CAR)
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Mr. George Awzenio Legge
Director of Vaccination, Ministry of Health, South Sudan
Moderator:
Dr. Portia Mutevedzi
Senior Director of Impact and Engagement, CHAMPS Program team
Keynote Speaker:
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Dr. Inacio Mandomando
CHAMPS Site Director, Mozambique
Panel:
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Prof. Ziyaad Dangoor
University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
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Dr. Lynda Farma-Grant
Child Survival Program Manager, Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone
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Mr. Mikias Alayu
VPDs & Other Viral Disease Response Lead, Infectious Disease Response Division, Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI)
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Dr. Ilesh Jani
Senior Researcher, National Institute of Health (INS), Mozambique and Chair, Global Task Force on Cholera Control (GTFCC)
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Dr. José Paulo M. Langa
National Institute of Health (INS), Mozambique and Global Task Force on Cholera Control (GTFCC)
Session 1: Integrating nutrition and other health services with vaccination Rovuma 1
Moderator:
Dr. Maaike Arts
Chief of Health and Nutrition, UNICEF Mozambique
Panel:
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Kevin Phelan
Co-Principal Investigator, ALIMA
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Dr. Guled Abdijalil Ali
Director General, Ministry of Health, Somalia
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Dr. Amina Mohammed
Director, Child Health Division, Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Nigeria
Session 2: Accelerating Child Survival Progress through integration & innovation: Resiliency through Azithromycin for children (REACH) Rovuma 2
Moderator:
Dr. Lynda Farma-Grant
Child Survival Program Manager, Ministry of Health, Sierra Leone
Panel:
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Dr. Amina Mohammed
Director Child Health Division, Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Nigeria
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Dr. Amadou Sidibé
Director of Child Health, Ministry of Health, Mali
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Dr. Augustin E. Fombah
Research Coordinator - COMAHS/ISGlobal, Sierra Leone
Session 3: New diagnostic and treatment innovations for children (pulse oximetry/oxygen, lung ultrasound, digital mortality risk stratification, ORS/Zinc) Nkomati
Moderator:
Dr. Eric McCollum
Johns Hopkins University, South Africa
Panel:
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Dr. Robert Moshiro
IMCI Plus
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Dr. Chris Opoku Fofie
Deputy Director, Reproductive and Child Health, Ghana Health Services
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Dr. Elisabeth Mukamba Musenga
EOC Coordinator, Ministry of Public Health, Hygiene and Prevention, Democratic Republic of Congo
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Dr. Chinwe Iwu-Jaja
Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases Cluster, World Health Organization Regional Office for Africa
Moderator:
Ms. Magdalena Robert
Deputy Director, Gates Foundation
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H.E. Mrs. Graça Machel
Founder, The Graça Machel Trust and The Foundation for Community Development
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Ms. Joy Phumaphi
Executive Secretary, African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA)
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Ms Theo Sowa
Facilitator, Maputo Forum Call To Action Launch
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Dr. Gail Rodgers
Deputy Director Pneumonia, Gates Foundation
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Ms Alison Parker
Deputy Regional Director, Eastern and Southern Africa, UNICEF
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H.E. Austin Demby
Minister of Health, Sierra Leone
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H.E. Ussene Isse
Minister of Health, Mozambique
ABOUT THE FORUM
Despite incredible progress that has halved deaths among children under five since 2000, almost five million children still die each year from preventable causes, with 58% of these deaths occurring in SubSaharan Africa.
Ending preventable child deaths and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) demands collective action.
From 22-24 July 2025, global health leaders, policymakers, philanthropists, researchers, and advocates will gather in Maputo, Mozambique, for the Innovation and Action for Immunization and Child Survival Forum 2025. Hosted by the Governments of Mozambique and Sierra Leone, and in partnership with the Government of Spain, “la Caixa” Foundation, the Gates Foundation and UNICEF, the Forum comes just five years to the 2030 SDGs deadline. Discussions will advance impactful partnerships, strengthen political will and mobilize stakeholders to put in place measures to protect children everywhere against the leading threats to their survival.
This social media toolkit has been developed as a useful resource to amplify dialogue around immunization and child survival, highlight impact of successful child survival interventions and spotlight key messages to drive awareness and action on this important health issue.
HOW TO USE THIS TOOLKIT
Use this social media toolkit to voice your support for action to end preventable child deaths. To make your posts more engaging, remember to:
- Include visuals such as graphics, pictures and short videos to strengthen your message
- Tag co-hosts and partners on X, LinkedIn and Facebook
- Engage with forum content by liking, commenting and sharing posts
- Tag colleagues and partners to give credit & boost engagement
- Add a simple ask to retweet, comment, learn more or take action where possible
- Link back to the official event website: https://www.childhealthforum2025.com/
HASHTAGS AND HANDLES
- Primary hashtag: #ICSF2025
- Secondary hashtags: #Immunization #ChildSurvivalForum
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Host and partner handles*:
- Twitter (X): @GatesAfrica; @UNICEF; @instituto_ins; @mohs_sl; @AECID_es; @FundlaCaixa;
- LinkedIn: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - INS; Ministry of Health & Sanitation - SL; Agencia Española De Cooperación Internacional Para El Desarrollo - AECID; Fundación ”la Caixa”
- Facebook: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Ministério da Saúde - MISAU; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - Moçambique; @AECID; Fundación "la Caixa"
- Instagram: @gatesfoundation; @unicef; @aecid_es; @fundlacaixa @hubsocial_fundlacaixa
*Remember to use “@” before each handle to ensure that hosts and partners can see and share your posts.
CAPTIONS AND GRAPHICS
Click to download and share graphics and accompanying captions to your social media accounts for easy posting. Remember to make your posts more engaging by accompanying each caption with a graphic or your own pictures and videos-and feel free to customize captions to include your unique point of view!
Tweet: A child's survival shouldn't depend on geography or budget lines. We must scale up cost-effective strategies and solutions to deliver essential care to all children, everywhere, leaving no-one behind.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Almost 5 million children under the age of 5 die each year, nearly all of them from preventable causes. A child's survival shouldn't depend on geography or budget lines. Scaling what works, like community health delivery, skilled birth attendance, nutrition supplementation and targeted.
#immunization can save lives and reduce system-wide costs.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Tweet: Since 2015, the global pace of reducing child deaths has slowed dramatically, reducing by 50% precisely when we need to accelerate. Now is the time to ramp up our response to reach our goals by 2030.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Since 2015, the global pace of reducing child deaths has slowed dramatically, reducing by 50% precisely when we need to accelerate.
Each year, 5 million children under the age of 5 lose their lives to preventable diseases. Yet proven interventions exist. Every $1 spent on #immunization yields $54 in return, making it one of the most high-impact, cost effective interventions in the fight to end preventable child deaths.
Prioritizing immunization secures children's lives today and strengthens economies for years to come. Now is the time to ramp up our response to reach our goals by 2030.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Tweet: Child health interventions are among the best investments we can make. Integrating service delivery platforms to deliver essential child health services doesn’t just increase children’s chances of survival; it is smart economic policy.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Facebook/LinkedIn: Child health interventions are among the best investments we can make.
Integrating service delivery platforms such as maternal and child health, nutrition and #immunization to deliver essential services doesn’t just increase children’s chances of survival, it is smart economic policy.
Fund what delivers, for healthy economies and people.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
CAPTIONS AND GRAPHICS
Tweet: Across Africa, children living in marginalized communities, remote regions and fragile states are missing out on essential health services, including vaccines, and face the highest risk of death. Reaching them is critical to achieve global child survival targets.
#ICSF2025
Facebook/LinkedIn: Across the world, children in marginalized communities, remote regions and fragile states are missing out on essential health services, including vaccines, and face the highest risk of death. In Africa, 1.6 million children aged 1-59 months die each year, many from vaccine-preventable diseases. Most never received a single shot.
Improving service delivery to reach all children, regardless of where they live, is critical to achieve global child survival targets.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Tweet: Measles, polio & cholera are among 10 preventable diseases that account for the majority of child deaths among children aged 1-59 months in Africa. With investment in smart surveillance systems, countries can quickly stop the spread and save lives.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Facebook/LinkedIn: Measles, polio and cholera are among the 10 preventable diseases that account for the majority of child deaths among children aged 1-59 months in Africa.
With investment in smart surveillance systems to identify outbreaks early and target responses precisely, countries can stop disease outbreaks before they start and save millions of lives each year.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Tweet: Every child has the right to reach their 5th birthday and thrive into adulthood. Addressing the financial barriers that prevent children from receiving health services when and where they need them is key to enhance child survival.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Every child has the right to reach their 5th birthday and thrive into adulthood. However, for many families, financial barriers block access to life-saving care, infringing on children’s right to health.
Implementing policies that make care accessible can help ensure that all children, everywhere, receive health services when and where they need them - and enhance child survival.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Tweet: Prolonged conflict, climate change impacts and defunding of global health are some of the barriers to #immunization that pose serious risk to child survival. Addressing these challenges can help protect every child’s right to reach age 5.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Facebook/LinkedIn: Prolonged conflict, climate change impacts and defunding of global health are some of the barriers to #immunization that pose serious risk to child survival. Addressing these challenges can help protect every child’s right to reach age 5.
With the clock ticking on the 2030 #SDGs targets, the next five years will define what we stand for. We have the power to act, and we must do so now.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Tweet: The tools to end preventable child deaths already exist. What we need now is the political will to scale them. With commitment, we can still meet the 2030 child survival targets.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Too many children are left behind by systems that repeatedly fall short of their mandate to ensure that all children, everywhere, have access to quality primary health care, including essential health, nutrition and immunization services and life-saving interventions.
To end preventable deaths among children under five, we must prioritize access for the most vulnerable, from zero-dose children to those living in remote communities.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
À PROPOS DU FORUM
Malgré des progrès incroyables qui ont permis de réduire de moitié les décès d’enfants de moins de cinq ans depuis 2000, près de cinq millions d’enfants meurent encore chaque année de causes évitables, 58 % de ces décès survenant en Afrique saharienne.
Mettre fin à la mortalité infantile évitable et atteindre les objectifs de développement durable (ODD) exige une action collective. Du 22 au 24 juillet 2025, les dirigeants mondiaux de la santé, les décideurs politiques, les philanthropes, les chercheurs et les défenseurs se réuniront à Maputo, au Mozambique, à l'occasion du Forum 2025 sur l'innovation et l'action pour la vaccination et la survie de l'enfant. . Organisé par les gouvernements mozambicain et sierra-léonais, et en partenariat avec le gouvernement espagnol, la Fondation « la Caixa », la Fondation Gates et l’UNICEF, Le Forum intervient à seulement cinq ans de l’échéance des ODD de 2030. Les discussions permettront la miseen place de partenariats efficaces, le renforcement de la volonté politique et la mobilisation des parties prenantes afin de mettre en place des mesures visant à protéger les enfants du monde entier contre les principales menaces qui pèsent sur leur survie.
Cette boîte à outils pour les médias sociaux a été conçue pour être une ressource utile permettant d’amplifier le dialogue autour de la vaccination et de la survie de l’enfant, de souligner l’impact des interventions réussies en matière de survie de l’enfant et de mettre en lumière les messages clés pour favoriser la prise de conscience et l’action sur cette importante question de santé.
COMMENT UTILISER CETTE BOÎTE À OUTILS
Utilisez cette boîte à outils pour les médias sociaux pour exprimer votre soutien aux mesures visant à mettre fin à la mortalité infantile évitable. Pour rendre vos publications plus attrayantes, n’oubliez pas :
- D'inclure des éléments visuels tels que des graphiques, des images et de courtes vidéos pour renforcer votre message
- D'identifier les co-animateurs et partenaires sur X, LinkedIn, Facebook et Instagram
- D'interagir avec le contenu du forum en aimant, en commentant et en partageant les publications
- D'identifier vos collègues et partenaires pour leur donner du crédit et stimuler l’engagement
- D'ajoutez une simple demande pour retweeter, commenter, en savoir plus ou agir lorsque cela est possible
- Lien vers le site officiel de l’événement: https://www.childhealthforum2025.com/
HASHTAGS ET IDENTIFIANTS
- Hashtag principal: #ICSF2025
- Hashtags secondaires: #Immunisation #ForumSurvieDeL’Enfant
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Identifiants de l’hôte et du partenaire*:
- Twitter (X): @GatesAfrica; @UNICEF; @instituto_ins; @mohs_sl; @AECID_es; @FundlaCaixa;
- LinkedIn: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - INS; Ministry of Health & Sanitation - SL; Agencia Española De Cooperación Internacional Para El Desarrollo - AECID; Fundación ”la Caixa”
- Facebook: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Ministério da Saúde - MISAU; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - Moçambique; @AECID; Fundación "la Caixa"
- Instagram: @gatesfoundation; @unicef; @aecid_es; @fundlacaixa @hubsocial_fundlacaixa
*N’oubliez pas d’utiliser « @ » avant chaque identifiant pour vous assurer que les hôtes et les partenaires peuvent voir et partager vos publications.
LÉGENDES ET GRAPHIQUES
Cliquez pour télécharger et partager des graphiques et des légendes qui les accompagnent sur vos comptes de médias sociaux pour une publication facile. Rendez vos publications plus attrayantes en accompagnant chaque légende d’un graphique ou de vos propres photos et vidéos, et n’hésitez pas à personnaliser les légendes afin d’y inclure votre point de vue unique !
Vous pouvez diviser vos tweets en 2 ou 3 parties pour créer un thread qui vous permet de partager davantage !
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Tweet: La survie d’un enfant ne devrait pas dépendre de la géographie ou des budgets. Nous devons développer des stratégies et des solutions rentables pour fournir des soins essentiels à tous les enfants, partout dans le monde, sans laisser personne de côté.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Près de 5 millions d’enfants de moins de 5 ans meurent chaque année, presque tous de causes évitables. La survie d’un enfant ne devrait pas dépendre de la géographie ou des budgets. La généralisation de ce qui fonctionne, comme les services de santé communautaires, l’accouchement assisté, les compléments nutritionnels et la #vaccination ciblée, peut sauver des vies et réduire les coûts de l’ensemble du système.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
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Tweet: Depuis 2015, le rythme mondial de réduction de la mortalité infantile a considérablement ralenti, diminuant de 50 % précisément au moment où nous devons accélérer. Il est désormais temps d’intensifier notre réponse pour atteindre nos objectifs d’ici à 2030.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
Facebook/LinkedIn: Depuis 2015, le rythme mondial de réduction de la mortalité infantile a fortement ralenti, diminuant de 50 % au moment même où nous devions accélérer.
Chaque année, 5 millions d’enfants de moins de 5 ans perdent la vie à cause de maladies évitables. Pourtant, il existe des interventions qui ont fait leurs preuves. Chaque dollar dépensé pour la #vaccination rapporte 54 dollars, ce qui en fait l’une des interventions les plus efficaces et les plus rentables dans la lutte pour mettre fin à la mortalité infantile évitable.
Donner la priorité à la vaccination permet de protéger la vie des enfants aujourd’hui et de renforcer les économies pour les années à venir. Il est désormais temps d’intensifier notre réponse afin d’atteindre nos objectifs d’ici à 2030.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
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Tweet: Les interventions en matière de santé infantile comptent parmi les meilleurs investissements que nous puissions faire. L’intégration de plateformes de prestation de services pour fournir des services de santé infantile essentiels n’augmente pas seulement les chances de survie des enfants ; il s’agit d’une politique économique intelligente
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Facebook/LinkedIn: Les interventions en matière de santé infantile comptent parmi les meilleurs investissements que nous puissions faire.
L’intégration de plateformes de prestation de services telles que la santé maternelle et infantile, la nutrition et la vaccination pour fournir des services essentiels n’augmente pas seulement les chances de survie des enfants, c’est une politique économique intelligente.
Financer ce qui fonctionne, pour des économies et des populations en bonne santé.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
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Tweet: Partout en Afrique, les enfants vivant dans des communautés marginalisées, des régions reculées et des États fragiles ne bénéficient pas de services de santé essentiels, notamment de vaccins, et sont confrontés au risque de décès le plus élevé. Les atteindre est primordial si nous voulons atteindre notre objectif de survie de l’enfant au niveau mondial.
#ICSF2025
Facebook/LinkedIn: Partout dans le monde, les enfants des communautés marginalisées, des régions reculées et des États fragiles ne bénéficient pas de services de santé essentiels, notamment dem vaccins, et sont confrontés au risque dedécès le plus élevé. En Afrique, 1,6 million d’enfants âgés de 1 à 59 mois meurent chaque année, dont beaucoup de maladies évitables par la vaccination. La plupart n’ont jamais reçu la moindre injection.
Il est essentiel d’améliorer la prestation de services pour atteindre tous les enfants, quel que soit leur lieu de résidence, afin d’atteindre les objectifs mondiaux de survie de l’enfant.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
#Immunization
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Tweet: La rougeole, la polio et le choléra font partie des 10 maladies évitables qui sont responsables de la majorité des décès d’enfants âgés de 1 à 59 mois en Afrique. En investissant dans des systèmes de surveillance intelligents, les pays peuvent rapidement stopper la propagation et sauver des vies.
#ICSF2025 #ChildSurvivalForum
Facebook/LinkedIn: La rougeole, la polio et le choléra font partie des 10 maladies évitables qui sont responsables de la majorité des décès d’enfants âgés de 1 à 59 mois en Afrique.
En investissant dans des systèmes de surveillance intelligents permettant d’identifier les épidémies à un stade précoce et de cibler précisément les réponses, les pays peuvent stopper les épidémies avant qu’elles ne commencent et sauver des millions de vies chaque année.
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Tweet: Chaque enfant a le droit d’atteindre son 5e anniversaire et de s’épanouir jusqu’à l’âge adulte. Pour améliorer la survie des enfants, il est primordial de s’attaquer aux obstacles financiers qui entravent l’accès des enfants aux services de santé au moment et à l’endroit opportuns.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Chaque enfant a le droit d’atteindre son 5e anniversaire et de s’épanouir jusqu’à l’âge adulte. Cependant, pour de nombreuses familles, les obstacles financiers bloquent l’accès aux soins vitaux, portant ainsi atteinte au droit des enfants à la santé
La mise en œuvre de politiques qui facilitent l’accès aux soins peut contribuer à garantir que tous les enfants, où qu’ils soient, bénéficient de services de santé en temps et lieu, et à améliorer la survie de l’enfant..
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Tweet: Les conflits prolongés, les impacts du changement climatique et le manque de financement de la santé mondiale sont quelques-uns des obstacles à la #vaccination qui présentent un risque grave pour la survie des enfants. Relever ces défis peut contribuer à protéger le droit de chaque enfant à atteindre l’âge de 5 ans.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Les conflits prolongés, les impacts du changement climatique et le manque de financement de la santé mondiale sont quelques-uns des obstacles à la #vaccination qui présentent un risque grave pour la survie des enfants. Relever ces défis peut contribuer à protéger le droit de chaque enfant à atteindre l’âge de 5 ans.
Alors que le temps presse pour atteindre les objectifs des #ODD 2030, les cinq prochaines années définiront ce que nous défendons. Nous avons le pouvoir d’agir, et nous devons le faire maintenant.
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Tweet: : Les outils permettant de mettre fin à la mortalité infantile évitable existent déjà. Nous avons maintenant besoin de la volonté politique nécessaire pour les étendre. Avec de l’engagement, nous pouvons encore atteindre les objectifs de survie de l’enfant d’ici à 2030.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Trop d’enfants sont laissés pour compte par des systèmes qui ne remplissent pas régulièrement leur mandat, qui est de garantir que tous les enfants, partout dans le monde, aient accès à des soins de santé primaires de qualité, notamment des services essentiels de santé, de nutrition, de vaccination et des interventions vitales.
Pour mettre fin aux décès évitables chez les enfants de moins de cinq ans, nous devons donner la priorité à l’accès aux plus vulnérables, des enfants n’ayant pas reçu de dose à ceux vivant dans des communautés éloignées.
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SOBRE O FÓRUM
Apesar do enorme progresso que reduziu as mortes de crianças menores de cinco anos para metade desde 2000, quase cinco milhões de crianças ainda morrem todos os anos por causas preveníveis, com 58% dessas mortes ocorrendo na África ubsaariana. Acabar com as mortes preveníveis de menores e alcançar os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) requer acção colectiva.
De 22 a 24 de Julho de 2025, líderes globais de saúde, formuladores de políticas, filantropos,pesquisadores e defensores, irão se reunir em Maputo, Moçambique, no Fórum de Inovação e Acção para a Imunização e Sobrevivência Infantil 2025... Organizado pelos Governos de Moçambique e da Serra Leoa, e em parceria com o Governo da Espanha, a Fundação “la Caixa”, a Fundação Gates e a UNICEF, o Fórum chega apenas cinco anos antes do prazo dos ODS de 2030. As discussões avançarão de forma impactante parcerias, fortalecer a vontade política e mobilizar as partes interessadas para implementar medidas de proteção crianças em todo o lugar contra as principais ameaças à sua sobrevivência.
Este kit de ferramentas das redes sociais foi desenvolvido como um recurso útil para ampliar odiálogo em torno da imunização e sobrevivência infantil, destaca o impacto de intervenções de sobrevivência infantil bem-sucedidas e sublinha mensagens-chave para a promoção da consciencialização e a acção em torno desta questão tão importante de saúde.
COMO UTILIZAR ESTE KIT DE FERRAMENTAS
Utilize este kit de ferramentas para as redes sociais para manifestar o seu apoio à acção para acabar com as mortes infantis evitáveis. Para tornar as suas mensagens mais cativantes, lembre-se de:
- Incluir elementos visuais como gráficos, imagens e pequenos vídeos para reforçar a sua mensagem
- Identificar os co-organizadores e parceiros no X, LinkedIn, Facebook e Instagram
- Interagir com o conteúdo do fórum gostando, comentando e partilhando mensagens
- Marcar colegas e parceiros para dar crédito e aumentar o envolvimento
- Adicionar um simples pedido para retweetar, comentar, saber mais ou agir, sempre que possível
- Fazer ligação para o sítio Web oficial do evento: https://www.childhealthforum2025.com/
HASHTAGS E ALÇAS
- Hashtag principal: #ICSF2025
- Hashtags secundárias: #Imunização #FórumDeSobrevivênciaInfantil
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Nomes de utilizador do anfitrião e do parceiro*:
- Twitter (X): @GatesAfrica; @UNICEF; @instituto_ins; @mohs_sl; @AECID_es; @FundlaCaixa;
- LinkedIn: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - INS; Ministry of Health & Sanitation - SL; Agencia Española De Cooperación Internacional Para El Desarrollo - AECID; Fundación ”la Caixa”
- Facebook: Gates Foundation; UNICEF; Ministério da Saúde - MISAU; Instituto Nacional de Saúde - Moçambique; @AECID; Fundación "la Caixa"
- Instagram: @gatesfoundation; @unicef; @aecid_es; @fundlacaixa @hubsocial_fundlacaixa
*Não se esqueça de utilizar “@” antes de cada nome de usuário para garantir que os anfitriões e parceiros podem ver e partilhar as suas mensagens
LEGENDAS E GRÁFICOS
Clique para descarregar e partilhar os gráficos e as respectivas legendas nas suas contas das redes sociais para facilitar a publicação. Torne as suas publicações mais cativantes acompanhando cada legenda com um gráfico ou com as suas próprias imagens e vídeos, e sinta-se à vontade para personalizar as legendas de modo a incluir o seu ponto de vista único!
Pode dividir os seus tweets em 2 ou 3 partes para criar uma thread e partilhar mais informação!
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Tweet: A sobrevivência de uma criança não deve depender da geografia ou das rubricas orçamentais. Temos de alargar as estratégias e soluções rentáveis para prestar cuidados essenciais a todas as crianças, em todo o lado, sem deixar ninguém para trás
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Quase 5 milhões de crianças com menos de 5 anos morrem todos os anos, quase todas por causas evitáveis. A sobrevivência de uma criança não deve depender da geografia ou das rubricas orçamentais. A expansão do que funciona, como a prestação de cuidados de saúde comunitários, a assistência qualificada ao parto, a suplementação nutricional e a #imunização direccionada, pode salvar vidas e reduzir os custos de todo o sistema.
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Tweet: Desde 2015, o ritmo global de redução das mortes infantis abrandou drasticamente, diminuindo 50% precisamente quando precisamos de acelerar. Chegou o momento de intensificar a nossa resposta para atingir os nossos objectivos até 2030.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Desde 2015, o ritmo global de redução das mortes infantis abrandou drasticamente, diminuindo 50% precisamente quando precisamos de acelerar.
Todos os anos, 5 milhões de crianças com menos de 5 anos perdem a vida devido a doenças que podem ser evitadas. No entanto, existem intervenções comprovadas. Cada dólar gasto em #imunização rende 54 dólares, o que faz dela uma das intervenções de maior impacto e mais rentáveis na luta para acabar com as mortes infantis evitáveis
Dar prioridade à imunização assegura a vida das crianças hoje e fortalece as economias nos próximos anos. Chegou o momento de intensificarmos a nossa resposta para atingirmos os nossos objectivos até 2030.
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Tweet: As intervenções no domínio da saúde infantil são um dos melhores investimentos que podemos fazer. A integração de plataformas de prestação de serviços para fornecer serviços essenciais de saúde infantil não só aumenta as hipóteses de sobrevivência das crianças, como também é uma política económica inteligente.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: As intervenções no domínio da saúde infantil são um dos melhores investimentos que podemos fazer.
Integrar plataformas de prestação de serviços como a saúde materno-infantil, a nutrição e a #imunização para prestar serviços essenciais não só aumenta as hipóteses de sobrevivência das crianças, como também é uma política económica inteligente.
Financiar o que é eficaz, para economias e pessoas saudáveis
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Tweet: Em toda a África, as crianças que vivem em comunidades marginalizadas, regiões remotas e Estados frágeis não têm acesso a serviços de saúde essenciais, incluindo vacinas, e enfrentam o maior risco de morte. Alcançá-las é fundamental para atingir os objectivos globais de sobrevivência infantil.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Em todo o mundo, as crianças de comunidades marginalizadas, regiões remotas e Estados frágeis não têm acesso a serviços de saúde essenciais, incluindo vacinas, e enfrentam o maior risco de morte. Em África, 1,6 milhões de crianças com idades compreendidas entre os 1 e os 59 meses morrem todos os anos, muitas delas devido a doenças que podem ser prevenidas por vacinação. A maioria nunca recebeu uma única dose.
Melhorar a prestação de serviços para chegar a todas as crianças, independentemente do local onde vivem, é fundamental para atingir os objectivos globais de sobrevivência infantil. .
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Tweet: O sarampo, a poliomielite e a cólera são algumas das 10 doenças evitáveis que são responsáveis pela maioria das mortes de crianças entre os 1 e os 59 meses de idade em África. Com o investimento em sistemas de vigilância inteligentes, os países podem rapidamente travar a propagação e salvar vidas
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Facebook/LinkedIn: O sarampo, a poliomielite e a cólera estão entre as 10 doenças evitáveis que são responsáveis pela maioria das mortes de crianças entre os 1 e os 59 meses de idade em África.
Com o investimento em sistemas de vigilância inteligentes para identificar precocemente os surtos e direcionar as respostas com precisão, os países podem travar os surtos de doenças antes de estes começarem e salvar milhões de vidas todos os anos.
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Tweet: Todas as crianças têm o direito de chegar ao seu 5º aniversário e de prosperar até à idade adulta. A resolução dos obstáculos financeiros que impedem as crianças de receber serviços de saúde quando e onde precisam deles é fundamental para aumentar a sobrevivência infantil.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Todas as crianças têm o direito de chegar ao seu 5º aniversário e de prosperar até à idade adulta. No entanto, para muitas famílias, as barreiras financeiras impedem o acesso a cuidados que salvam vidas, infringindo o direito das crianças à saúde.
A implementação de políticas que tornem os cuidados acessíveis pode ajudar a garantir que todas as crianças, em todo o lado, recebam serviços de saúde quando e onde precisam deles - e aumentar a sobrevivência infantil
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Tweet: Conflitos prolongados, impactos das alterações climáticas e desfinanciamento da saúde global são alguns dos obstáculos à #imunização que representam um sério risco para a sobrevivência das crianças. A resolução destes desafios pode ajudar aproteger o direito de todas as crianças a atingirem os 5 anos de idade.
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Conflitos prolongados, impactos das alterações climáticas e desfinanciamento da saúde global são alguns dos obstáculos à #imunização que representam um sério risco para a sobrevivência das crianças. A resolução destes desafios pode ajudar a proteger o direito de todas as crianças a atingirem os 5 anos de idade.
Com o relógio a contar para os objectivos dos #ODS para 2030, os próximos cinco anos definirão o que defendemos. Temos o poder de agir e temos de o fazer agora.
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Tweet: As ferramentas para acabar com as mortes infantis evitáveis já existem. O que nos falta agora é a vontade política de as ampliar. Com empenho, ainda podemos atingir os objectivos de sobrevivência infantil para 2030
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Facebook/LinkedIn: Demasiadas crianças são deixadas para trás por sistemas que repetidamente não cumprem o seu mandato de garantir que todas as crianças, em todo o lado, tenham acesso a cuidados de saúde primários de qualidade, incluindo serviços essenciais de saúde, nutrição, imunização e intervenções que salvam vidas.
Para acabar com as mortes evitáveis entre as crianças com menos de cinco anos, temos de dar prioridade ao acesso dos mais vulneráveis, desde as crianças com dose zero até às que vivem em comunidades remotas.
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