Impact of the Polio Eradication Initiative on Donor Contributions to Routine Immunization

While the polio eradication initiative has been highly successful in lowering the number of polio cases worldwide, questions have arisen about the impact of the initiative on the functioning and financing of health systems as a whole and routine immunization more specifically. While some studies have investigated the impact of polio eradication on the functioning of health systems, few have been able to examine the impact on financing.

Author: Ann Levin, Joanne Jorissen, Jennifer Linkins, and Caroline McArthur

Published: Mar 1 2001

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Impact of the Polio Eradication Initiative on Donor Contributions to Routine Immunization

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