Know the workflow of the NIS.Cost
Roadmap module
Enter the objectives, strategies/interventions and activities of NIS
Costing module
Realize the costing of all activities
Budgeting module
Alignment the costing with government budget
Financing module
Enter the funding by source
Report module
Issue the reporting as required
Reminder: Why should a country develop a National Immunization Strategy (NIS)?
A NIS defines the strategic direction that a country will take on immunization. It specifies the country’s immunization priorities and objectives, identifies the obstacles and organizes the sequence of interventions to get there, within a defined time-frame. A country’s NIS is aligned with both its National Health Sector Strategy, the Immunization Agenda 2030 and its Regional Framework. The NIS provides the foundation for supporting other Primary Health Care (PHC) services. A strong NIS is a mean to strengthen the health system more generally.
Reminder: The 7 steps of a NIS development
1. Preparation
NIS Document NIS, set up development team and steering committee, map stakeholders, collect documentation
2. Situation analysis
Conduct a situation analysis, which should be discussed and agreed with stakeholders
3. Strategy development
Define NIS goal, strategic priorities, objectives and main interventions – Develop roadmap of activities
4. M&E framework
Develop a monitoring & evaluation framework to review progress against objectives and targets
5. Resource estimates
Calculate resource requirements needed for the interventions using NIS.Cost application
6. Budget dialogue
Discuss and consolidate the budget with government, partners and donors
7. Approval and endorsement
Final version of NIS document with cost estimates endorsed by relevant stakeholders
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