National Immunization Policy

The National Immunization Policy is a government framework that guides the delivery of vaccines to protect individuals and populations from preventable diseases. It aims to ensure equitable access, maintain high immunization coverage, and include scientifically proven vaccines in national programs. The policy also sets guidelines for vaccine safety, storage, and administration, while promoting public awareness and addressing barriers to vaccination. Its goal is to reduce illness, disability, and death caused by infectious diseases, ultimately enhancing public health and ensuring a healthier, more resilient society.