As part of the OPT-MVAC/GAVI-SIRI project, AIRID trained 32 data collectors and supervisors in preparation for a vaccination coverage survey in Dassa-Glazoué and Tchaourou. This training aims to strengthen field teams’ capacity to collect reliable data that will inform immunisation strategies and improve vaccine delivery among children in Benin.
As part of the OPT-MVAC/GAVI-SIRI project, AIRID organised a training session for 32 data collectors and supervisors ahead of the vaccination coverage survey in Dassa-Glazoué and Tchaourou, Benin.
The training covered survey tools, sampling procedures, informed consent, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), fieldwork coordination and data management.
Participants strengthened their knowledge and practical skills to collect high-quality data on malaria vaccination coverage and other routine immunisation antigens.
The survey will generate evidence to inform immunisation strategies and contribute to improving vaccine delivery among children in Benin.
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