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Improving immunization coverage in rural India: clustered randomized controlled evaluation of immunization campaigns with and without incentives

Improving immunization coverage in rural India: clustered randomized controlled evaluation of immunization campaigns with and without incentives

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Date April 4, 2019
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Households in villages in India who received incentives in the form of a 1 Kg bag of lentils every time they went to their scheduled appointments, were more likely to complete their children’s immunization program

Impact:

Example 2: Immunization rates in villages that received the micro-incentive increased by 33% compared to the control villages – from 6% to 39%.

Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2871989/

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Improving immunization coverage in rural India: clustered randomized controlled evaluation of immunization campaigns with and without incentives

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