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2023-24

• National Immunization Day for Polio round was conducted across the Island, 0-5 year’s children were vaccinated with oral polio vaccine in March – 2024 achieving 102.70%.
• IEC Activities for Pulse Polio Immunization throughout the Island for mass awareness on NID.
• Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccine (PCV) was introduced in routine immunization. State, district level training was conducted. Online orientation was conducted for ANMs and MOs.
• Expansion of Electronic Vaccine Intelligence Network (eVIN): eVIN is a smartphone and cloud-based application that helps manage the vaccine supply chain, which monitors vaccine stocks, storage temperatures. This eVIN application ensures that vaccines are available, especially in underserved regions; eVIN brings the assurance of timely vaccine availability. Through eVIN real-time information on vaccine stocks and storage temperatures to help stakeholders make evidence-based decisions. eVIN is now installed in all the Cold Chain Point (CCP) in these islands
• Uwin: it is online platform captures each & every vaccination event of all pregnant women & children under Universal Immunization Programme (UIP).it provide All Pregnant women can self-register on U-WIN Vaccination Platform to create one time registration. Registration can be also done through walk-in/on-site mode at nearest vaccination centre. The beneficiary can search nearby vaccination centre using State/District filter in order to get vaccination at desired centre. Each vaccine dose is administered to an identifiable individual only, after due verification. Digital Vaccination Record of all Pregnant women & children gets created real time. Beneficiaries will get Text SMS notifications and reminders with next due dates of their subsequent vaccination.

• Full Immunization Coverage – 82.88 %. (HMIS Data)
• Complete Immunization Coverage – 85.65% (HMIS Data)
• Implementation programme on PCV.
• Printing of MCP Card and reporting formats for Routine Immunization and cold chain.
• Printing of Reporting formats.
• Conducted 03 days Routine Immunization Training of MOs with technical support form WHO and UNDP
• 01 days training of MO’s on AEFI.
• Training of Health Care Workers under Routine Immunization.
• Introduction of Co-win.
• Implementation of Study on Adult BCG Vaccination in association with TB division.
• Active surveillance of Vaccine preventable disease
• Fever with rash surveillance is conducted across the islands
• Adverse Event Following Immunization (AEFI) surveillance and reported