Global Vaccine Safety Summit - WHO · 2 3 December 2019 Geneva, Siterland Global Vaccine Safety Summit Looking to the future of vaccine safety IMAGE CREDITS Global Vaccine Safety

2 – 3 December 2019Geneva, Switzerland

Global Vaccine Safety SummitLooking to the future of vaccine safety

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1. Faces in NepalFeature took during the Joint UN Assessment Mission, in Eatern Region in Nepal.

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Trine LadegaardCountry : Nepal

2. Family planning in RussiaIllustration about family planning in Russia

Credit : WHO /Sergey VolkovDate of exposure : 07/08/2013Country : Russian FederationCity : Moscow

3. Children in IndonesiaChildren faces in Indonesia

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Geoffrey McKellDate of exposure : 14/06/2006Country : IndonesiaCity : BantulLocation : Central Java

4. Child and maternal health in RussiaIllustration about child and maternal health in Russia

Credit : WHO /Sergey VolkovDate of exposure : 29/09/2007Country : Russian Federation

5. Ebola outbreak in LiberiaIllustration about field test of communication materials conducted in Montserrado County.

Credit : WHO /Aphaluck BhatiaseviDate of exposure : 09/08/2014Country : LiberiaLocation : Montserrado County

6. Women’s health in RussiaIllustration about women’s health in Russia


7. Children in Timor - LesteFeature on children in Timor-Leste

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Karen Reidy

Date of exposure : 12/04/2013Country : Timor-Leste

8. Typhoon Haiyan 2013Typhoon Haiyan, known as Typhoon Yolanda, devastated portions of South Est Asia, particularly the Philippines in early November 2013.This feature shows life at Daangbantayan District Hospital in December 2013.

Credit : WHO /Francisco GuerreroDate of exposure : 01/12/2013Country : PhilippinesLocation : Daangbantayan District Hospital, North Cebu

9. Child and adolescent health in SEAROChildren and Adolescents in India. Children out in the rain after independence day in August.

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Sanjit DasDate of exposure : 15/08/2005Country : IndiaCity : SiliguriLocation : West bengal

10. Typhoon Haiyan 2013Typhoon Haiyan, known as Typhoon Yolanda, devastated portions of South Est Asia, particularly the Philippines in early November 2013.This feature shows life at Daangbantayan District Hospital in December 2013.

Credit : WHO /Francisco GuerreroDate of exposure : 01/12/2013Country : PhilippinesLocation : Daangbantayan District Hospital, North Cebu

11. Afghanistan 2010Health illustration in Afghanistan

Credit : WHO /Christopher BlackDate of exposure : 24/04/2010Country : AfghanistanCity : Kabul

12. Great expectations in EthiopiaThis feature is one of the six photo stories of Great Expectations project for the World Health Day 2005: six mothers living in different countries of the world share their experiences of pregnancy and childbirth.In Egypt, the photographer has been following Hiwot, from her pregnancy to the birth of her daughter, Elizabeth.




Credit : WHO /Petterik WiggersDate of exposure : 26/04/2005Country : EthiopiaCity : Debre Zeit

13. Health crisis in Central African RepublicAfter an increase of violence in the country and the internal displacement of more than 200,000 people, access to essential health care for many people is limited.

Credit : WHO /Christopher BlackDate of exposure : 13/03/2014Country : Central African RepublicCity : BanguiLocation : Quartier Galabadja V

14. Lebanon humanitarian crisis, 2006Between 12 July and 13 August 2006, the conflict across the border between Lebanon and Israel claimed over 1300 lives, injured more than 4000 people and displaced more than 900 000 people of the Lebanese population, of which more than 150 000 sought refuge into Syria. Most returned home immediately after the ceasefire, although movement was impeded by the large number of cluster bombs scattered across the southern areas. Basic public health functions were disrupted and health facilities were damaged. Roads and bridges were damaged, limiting access to health facilities and provision of fuel, drugs, and medical supplies were disrupted.

WHO and other international agencies supported the country in its recovery efforts, providing assistance with food, medical supplies, water and non-food items and services where needed.

Vaccination campaign Lebanon

In August 2006 a stepped-up vaccination campaign by the Lebanese Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education, along with WHO and UNICEF was launched in a park in downtown Beirut. Sanayeh Park was home to some 1000 people, displaced by fighting in Southern Lebanon as well as the southern suburbs of the Lebanese capital Beirut. The stepped-up campaign targeted children living in areas such as the park, as well as those living in schools and institutions. The campaign targeted more than 100,000 children. Injectable Measles vaccine was given to children from 9 months of age to 15 years. Oral polio vaccine was given to children aged five months to five years old, and all received Vitamin A supplementation.

Credit : WHO /Christopher BlackDate of exposure : 02/08/2006Country : LebanonCity : Beirut

15. Polio in NigeriaFeature about immunization campaign against poliomyelitis in Nigeria.

Credit : WHO /Thomas MoranDate of exposure : 26/01/2008Country : Nigeria

16. Measles in India.Illustration about measles in India.

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Andrew Caballero ReynoldsDate of exposure : 22/06/2011Country : IndiaCity : GhaziabadLocation : Uttar Pradesh

17. Child and adolescent health in SEAROChildren and Adolescents In India

Credit : WHO / SEARO /Sanjit DasDate of exposure : 13/08/2005Country : IndiaCity : CalcuttaLocation : West bengal

18. Child and adolescent health in RussiaIllustration about child and adolescent health in Russia


19. Onchocerciasis field trip in GhanaA field trip done in 2006 by a TDR team in rural Ghana, to observe the impact of onchocerciasis on rural population.

Credit : WHO/TDR /Date of exposure : 22/06/2006Country : Ghana

20. Ebola in DRCIn mid-September 2007, the Ministry of Health of the Democratic Republic of the Congo confirmed an outbreak of Ebola haemorrhagic fever in some remote




communities in the province of Kasai Occidental. A team of experts from the ministry and WHO quickly launched a disease control campaign.

Credit : WHO /Christopher BlackDate of exposure : 27/09/2007Country : Democratic Republic of the Congo

21. Child and adolescent health in RussiaIllustration about child and adolescent health in Russia

Credit : WHO /Sergey VolkovDate of exposure : 30/10/2014Country : Russian Federation

22. Increasing Resilience under Climate Change Conditions in AfricaTDR-IDRC Research initiative on vector borne diseases in the context of climate change: Predicting vulnerability and improving resilience of the Maasai communities to African trypanosomiasis in Tanzania.

Credit : WHO /Andy CraggsDate of exposure : 20/08/2015Country : United Republic of Tanzania

23. Occupational health in CambodiaIllustration about occupational health in Cambodia. The health of the workers has several determinants, including risk factors at the workplace leading to cancers, accidents, musculoskeletal diseases, respiratory diseases, hearing loss, circulatory diseases, stress related disorders and communicable diseases and others.

Credit : WHO /Diego RodriguezDate of exposure : 28/08/2012Country : CambodiaLocation : Angkor

24. Influenza illustration in South AfricaIllustration about influenza, South Africa.

Credit : WHO /Isadore BrownDate of exposure : 00/12/2009Country : South Africa

25. Social Determinants of Health in ThailandIllustration about Social Determinants of Health in Thailand. The social determinants of health are the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age. Social and economic conditions and their effects on people‚Äôs lives determine their risk of illness and

the actions taken to prevent them becoming ill or treat illness when it occurs.

Credit : WHO /Diego RodriguezDate of exposure : 16/05/2015Country : ThailandCity : BangkokLocation : Klong Toey slums

26. Polio in NigeriaFeature about immunization campaign against poliomyelitis in Nigeria.

Credit : WHO /Thomas MoranDate of exposure : 26/01/2008Country : Nigeria

27. Chagas in BoliviaEco-bio research project in Santa Cruz, Bolivia investigating how to reduce Chagas transmission. Study sponsored by the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) and Canada‚Äôs International Development Research Centre (IDRC).

Credit : WHO/TDR /Fernando G. RevillaDate of exposure : 23/11/2013Country : Bolivia (Plurinational State of)City : Santa Cruz, BoliviaLocation : Guarani Village of Palmarito

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