Table 1.

A five “I” framework for action on the primary prevention of cervical cancer

Domain	Strategies
Innovation (product and process)	Healthy HPV vaccine market for more equitable and accessible vaccine prices New vaccine product technologies that can increase ease of vaccination and leverage thermostability (including CTC strategies) Innovation in dose and schedule Multidose vaccine vials, especially to support school‐based vaccination Programmatic innovation in delivery of vaccination
Investment (global and local)	Increased and coordinated global Investments In‐country investments for introduction and sustainability Investments for market shaping for improved access in MICs
Integration (of services and of communications)	Integration at service delivery and demand generation levels Coordination across global funders to ensure inclusion in adolescent health investments as part of universal health coverage
Information (data for action and accountability)	Strengthening systems to get better, real‐time data for understanding gaps in coverage Data on equity of coverage Costing data to design most efficient delivery strategies
Influence (advocacy, communications, and partnerships)	Civil society engagement, connections with gender equality initiatives, and advocacy to generate political will Convergence of action of various stakeholders: products, health systems, public sector, private sector, global investment, in‐country investments, community action

Abbreviations: CTC, controlled temperature chain; MIC, middle‐income country.