Status of Inequity in Immunization and Programmatic Implications, Multiple destinations

## Status of Inequity in Immunization and Programmatic Implications, Multiple destinations - Organization:UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund - Office:UNICEF New York Status of Inequity in Immunization and Programmatic Implications Reference:RFPS-NYH-2026-503937 Beneficiary countries or territories:Multiple destinations (see the Countries or territories tab) Published on:29-Jul-2026 Deadline on:18-Aug-2026 15:00 (GMT 2.00) Reference: RFPS-NYH-2026-503937 Beneficiary countries or territories: Multiple destinations (see the Countries or territories tab) Published on: 29-Jul-2026 Deadline on: 18-Aug-2026 15:00 (GMT 2.00) UNICEF has now issued a Request for Proposals in order to service provider to conduct the research for the Status of Inequity in Immunization and Programmatic Implications. The objective of this consultancy is to produce a comprehensive assessment of inequities in immunization among children and women, including the development of analytical products, a Status of Inequity in Immunization Report, and policy brief(s). These outputs will synthesize key drivers of inequity and identify scalable, high-impact, and sustainable pathways for accelerating progress towards the equity goals of the Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030) and UNICEF's Immunization Roadmap to 2030. Strategic objectives The initiative would aim to: 1. Define the next frontier of immunization equity, moving beyond broad zero-dose categories toward a sharper understanding of missed communities and overlapping deprivations. 2. Synthesize progress and gaps from 2019 to 2024/2025, and outline what is needed to accelerate progress toward 2030 and beyond. 3. Generate forward-looking evidence, including projections on zero-dose children in urban, minorities and underserved groups until 2050, investment case on costs of reaching the last child, building assets and agency of adolescent mothers and equity implications of lives saved through immunization as part of broader PHC. 4. Promote actionable country and subnational strategies, including targeting, service delivery optimization, private-sector engagement, financing and governance. 5. Create a recurring advocacy platform that can be institutionalized as a flagship UNICEF contribution to IA2030 and global immunization equity. This tender will be run through the UNICEF e-submissions system. 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Email address:[email protected] First name:John Philip Telephone country code:Hungary (+36) Telephone number:12128247000 Email address:[email protected] First name:John Philip Telephone country code:Hungary (+36) Telephone number:12128247000 Human rights and labour issues The tender contains sustainability considerations related to human rights, fundamental principles and rights at work, occupational health and safety, fairly traded goods, targeted employment of people with disabilities, etc. Promoting sustainability throughout the supply chain The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting sustainability through the entire supply chain. Sustainability requirements for tier 2 suppliers, identification and approval of subcontractors. The tender incorporates contract conditions/ KPIs that stipulate the verification of suppliers' environmental and social claims through "spot checks" and audit provisions. Sustainable resource use The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting the sustainable use of resources. Energy-saving measures, recycling, take-back programmes and responsible end-of-life management The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting vendors' participation to the UN Global Compact. Edited on:27-Jul-2026 15:49 Edited by:[email protected] The bid submission deadline for this tender has been extended until 18 August 2026, 3:00 PM (CEST). UNGM Process for Bidders.pdf Download all documents No files selected Email address:[email protected] First name:John Philip Telephone country code:Hungary (+36) Telephone number:12128247000 Email address:[email protected] First name:John Philip Telephone country code:Hungary (+36) Telephone number:12128247000 Human rights and labour issues The tender contains sustainability considerations related to human rights, fundamental principles and rights at work, occupational health and safety, fairly traded goods, targeted employment of people with disabilities, etc. Promoting sustainability throughout the supply chain The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting sustainability through the entire supply chain. Sustainability requirements for tier 2 suppliers, identification and approval of subcontractors. The tender incorporates contract conditions/ KPIs that stipulate the verification of suppliers' environmental and social claims through "spot checks" and audit provisions. Sustainable resource use The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting the sustainable use of resources. Energy-saving measures, recycling, take-back programmes and responsible end-of-life management The tender contains sustainability considerations promoting vendors' participation to the UN Global Compact. 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