Global Monitoring
Tracking the state of vaccination barriers and facilitators across diverse geographies with a focus on parental and caregiver decision-making for routine childhood and adolescent vaccines.
Local Insights
Investigating the local drivers of vaccine acceptance in select geographies with high rates of zero-dose children or persistent vaccine confidence challenges to inform targeted interventions.
Demand & Supply
Exploring how community demand for vaccines interacts with practical barriers to shape vaccination outcomes, generating insights to drive end-to-end solutions for vaccine delivery.
Vaccine Equity
Assessing disparities in vaccine access and uptake to identify and address inequities in vaccine demand with a focus on underserved and marginalised communities.
Pandemic Impact
Understanding the lasting effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on parental vaccination behaviours, attitudes, and delivery systems to strengthen future immunisation resilience.
Coverage Forecasts
Producing annual predictions of vaccine acceptance for routine and newly introduced vaccines and technologies, providing forward-looking insights to guide policy decisions.
Heidi Larson
Prof Heidi Larson is the Founder and Director of the VCP and IMMS co-Principal Investigator. Heidi is an anthropologist and holds the position of Professor of Anthropology, Risk and Decision Science, LSHTM; Clinical Professor, IHME, University of Washington; Guest Professor at the University of Antwerp, and a Chatham House Centre on Global Health Security Fellow.
Yongjin Choi
Dr. Yongjin Choi is an Assistant Professor at LSHTM. His research integrates advanced statistical modeling, experiments, and social science perspectives to study vaccine hesitancy and health politics, and applies machine learning to large-scale administrative data to develop predictive models of preterm birth.
