The National Immunisation Technical Advisory Group Support Hub (NISH) March 2024 newsletter provides a comprehensive update on the activities and achievements of the project since its inception up to February 2024. Based in Cape Town, South Africa, and funded by Wellcome, NISH aims to bolster the capacities of NITAGs across Africa by offering specialised training in vaccinology and evidence-informed decision-making (EIDM), facilitating access to crucial scientific evidence, establishing a robust operational infrastructure, and promoting continuous learning and improvement.
We are delighted to share with you the latest edition of the NISH Newsletter for March 2024, a comprehensive update showcasing the impactful strides we've made in supporting National Immunization Technical Advisory Groups (NITAGs) across Africa. Inside, you'll discover the innovative training programs, access to pivotal scientific evidence, and collaborative efforts that are at the heart of our mission to enhance immunisation policies and practices for better health outcomes across the continent.
Dive into detailed accounts of our flagship training courses, designed to empower NITAGs with cutting-edge knowledge in vaccinology and evidence-informed decision-making. Learn about our pioneering efforts in providing accessible, relevant scientific resources through library guides and evidence gap maps, tailored specifically for the unique needs of NITAGs in Africa.
This newsletter also highlights the operational achievements of NISH, from establishing a dynamic team and infrastructure to fostering enriching partnerships that amplify our reach and impact. Through engaging stories and updates, we share the lessons learned and best practices that are shaping our approach to capacity building and sustainable support for NITAGs.
We extend our deepest appreciation to our partners, stakeholders, and the dedicated members of the NITAGs for their invaluable contributions. Your collaboration and support fuel our collective journey towards strengthening immunisation efforts across Africa.