JSPHCDA and Partners Plan for a Successful Upcoming MR Immunization Campaign
In a concerted effort to ensure the optimal execution of the forthcoming Measles-Rubella (MR) immunization campaign, the Jigawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency (JSPHCDA), in collaboration with key development partners, convened a high-level planning meeting today at the Agency’s conference room.
The meeting was chaired by the Executive Secretary of the Agency, Dr. Shehu Sambo.
In attendance were directors, programme managers, and representatives of leading development partners, including WHO, UNICEF, NEOC, Solina, JSI, NI-ABAE, Sultan Foundation, and Chigari Foundation, as well as the representative of the Emirate Councils, Alhaji Aminu Danmalam (Danmalandin Dutse). Also present were State Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officers and other key technical and support staff from the Agency, all of whom contributed to the deliberations with valuable insights.
Discussions during the meeting centered around the implementation roadmap for IBRA, updates on missed settlement validation and data compilation, review of the accountability framework, assessment of the MR implementation dashboard, and a discussion of actionable next steps under AOB.
This meeting reaffirms JSPHCDA’s unwavering dedication to safeguarding public health and highlights the strategic value of sustained collaboration with development partners and traditional institutions in ensuring equitable vaccine delivery and improved health outcomes across Jigawa State.
Ya'u Muhammad Sani
Social Media Focal Person, JSPHCDA
4th August 2025 (10/02/1447AH).
In a concerted effort to ensure the optimal execution of the forthcoming Measles-Rubella (MR) immunization campaign, the Jigawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency (JSPHCDA), in collaboration with key development partners, convened a high-level planning meeting today at the Agency’s conference room.
The meeting was chaired by the Executive Secretary of the Agency, Dr. Shehu Sambo.
In attendance were directors, programme managers, and representatives of leading development partners, including WHO, UNICEF, NEOC, Solina, JSI, NI-ABAE, Sultan Foundation, and Chigari Foundation, as well as the representative of the Emirate Councils, Alhaji Aminu Danmalam (Danmalandin Dutse). Also present were State Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Officers and other key technical and support staff from the Agency, all of whom contributed to the deliberations with valuable insights.
Discussions during the meeting centered around the implementation roadmap for IBRA, updates on missed settlement validation and data compilation, review of the accountability framework, assessment of the MR implementation dashboard, and a discussion of actionable next steps under AOB.
This meeting reaffirms JSPHCDA’s unwavering dedication to safeguarding public health and highlights the strategic value of sustained collaboration with development partners and traditional institutions in ensuring equitable vaccine delivery and improved health outcomes across Jigawa State.
Ya'u Muhammad Sani
Social Media Focal Person, JSPHCDA
4th August 2025 (10/02/1447AH).