A review of the implementation progress and performance of Gavi’s vaccine and cash grant support to the country.
A review of the implementation progress and performance of Gavi’s vaccine and cash grant support to the country.
The joint appraisal (JA) is an annual, country-led, multi-stakeholder review/discussion between Gavi, in-country/regional Alliance partners and in-country stakeholders such as the Ministry of Health (MoH) and civil society organisations (CSOs). It represents an important opportunity for countries to engage Alliance partners and other key stakeholders on annual progress and performance of routine immunisation programmes against national goals and objectives, and to discuss how Gavi support is contributing to this progress.
The joint appraisal is undertaken by a joint appraisal team, usually comprising the following stakeholders:
The joint appraisal takes place in the country with all joint appraisal team members physically present if possible. If it is not possible for regional and global partners to travel to the country, the appraisal can be conducted with those partners joining key discussions by teleconference and/or video conference, with documents and draft reports exchanged via email.
When planning for a JA, the country should think about:
Please note that a JA should be conducted on a yearly basis. However, those countries undergoing Full Portfolio Planning (FPP) do not need to conduct a JA the same year.