Примеры использования Immunization days на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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NIDs National Immunization Days.
Because the stock of vaccines frequently runs out it is not possible to organize national immunization days.
National immunization days.
Invite them to events andlaunches such as the European Immunization Week or national immunization days.
National poliomyelitis immunization days were held in 1996 and 1997.
On the same day it launched the birth registration campaign for children under one year of age and national immunization days.
In September, the polio national immunization days campaign was launched in Mogadishu.
In 2000, a record 550 million children under five years of age were immunized during intensified national immunization days in 82 countries.
During the National Polio Immunization Days that took place in April and May more than 6 million children were vaccinated.
Major obstacle to national immunization days.
These ranged in scale from full national Immunization days(NIDs) to catch-up campaigns targeted to specific population groups or territories.
WHO continues to conduct supplementary immunization campaigns,including national immunization days, to increase coverage all over Somalia.
The disruption of National Immunization Days, scheduled to take place in May 2002 as part of the campaign to eradicate polio, was of particular concern.
China, the Philippines and Viet Nam have had successful immunization days, offering polio and other vaccines.
National Immunization Days(NIDs), held in over 90 countries in 1998, are proving successful in raising immunization coverage in many countries.
Other United Nations initiatives,such as National Immunization Days, have also helped women and children in many African countries.
All State Governors andthe Minister of the Federal Capital Territory(FCT) have actively and personally led the quarterly Supplementary Immunization Days(SIDs) in their respective states.
In total, UNICEF supported national and subnational immunization days in 45 countries, which immunized some 372 million children.
WHO and the United Nations Children's Fund(UNICEF)also supported the Ministry of Health to implement polio national immunization days in October and November 2008.
UNRWA also participated in all national immunization days and catch-up campaigns organized by the host authorities.
Invite them to participate in launches, celebra- tions and other events with media and public attention,such as the European Immunization Week or national immunization days.
With the exception of parts of Mogadishu, agencies were able to carry out National Immunization Days in designated areas on schedule during the reporting period.
Beginning in January 1998, National Immunization Days(NIDs) for the eradication of polio were held throughout the country including, for the first time, rebel-held areas.
He noted the slow progress in the vaccination programme in India, andrecognized that national immunization days had absorbed both human and financial resources.
UNICEF/WHO subnational immunization days campaigns vaccinated 597,989 children under five against polio in 35 of 113 districts coverage 99 per cent.
UNICEF and other key stakeholders also supported national and subnational immunization days, reaching more than 200 million children.
Polio cases were halved between 1999 and 2000; some areas were reached by health interventions for the first time during the Polio National Immunization Days.
With the aim of eradicating polio by the year 2000 national immunization days are organized twice a year to administer polio drops to children in the age range 0-5 years.
National Immunization Days and other innovative approaches have proved to be a catalyst in bringing together humanitarian, political and military actors to provide services for children.
WHO and UNICEF had initially planned fourrounds of Polio/AFP(acute flaccid paralysis) National Immunization Days for 2001, targeting 1.3 million children.