MSF Access

Vaccines are one of the most successful and widespread public health tools used to protect against disease, but they’re not always affordable, adapted to context, or accessible to everyone who needs them. And, in some cases, there are simply no vaccines available yet to protect against certain diseases.

With 14.3 million children having missed out on receiving any vaccination in 2024, it’s time to close the gap in vaccine access.

This World Immunisation Week and beyond, MSF teams in Pakistan, France, South Sudan, Nigeria, and Sudan share access and innovation advancements that, if achieved in the years to come, could result in lifesaving vaccines reaching more people around the world.

A shot of urgency: Five key pathways to reach more people with lifesaving vaccines This World Immunisation Week and beyond, MSF teams in Pakistan, France, South Sudan, Nigeria, and Sudan share access and innovation advancements that, if achieved in the years to come, could result in lifesaving vaccines reaching more people around the world.