Table 3.
Factors and trends associated with complete vaccination coverage in rural areas, in the context of multiple initiatives
| Key events | Complete vaccination coverage | Factors associated with complete coverage |
|---|---|---|
| 1993 | 29% | |
| 1994 - Creation of health districts | ||
| 1994 - Devaluation of CFA franc | ||
| 1996 - Decentralization of public healthcare system | - Standard of living | |
| 1996 - National Vaccination Day 1 | - Continuity of prenatal care and assisted delivery | |
| 1996 - Cooperation agreement with UNICEF to supply vaccines and consumables | - % of educated women | |
| 1996 - National Vaccination Day 2 | ||
| 1997 - ARIVA project | ||
| 1998 - Implementation of measles control plan | ||
| 1998/1999 - | 26% | |
| 1999 - Funds allocated to health districts by the State | ||
| 1999 - National Vaccination Day 2 and introduction of self-blocking syringes and safety boxes | - Continuity of prenatal care and assisted delivery | |
| 2000 - Debt reduction through the HIPC initiative | - Number of other children aged 5 or under | |
| 2000 - Cost of syringes assumed by SPV and cost of vaccination cards by CoGes | ||
| 2000 - GAVI funding available | ||
| 2000 - Revival of the CCIA | ||
| 2001 - Adoption of the National Health Development Plan (PNDS) | ||
| 2001 - Strategic plan for social mobilization | ||
| 2001 - GAVI funding to strengthen the health system | ||
| 2003 | 41% | |