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Reducing Transmission Of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
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Reducing Transmission Of Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
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Welcome

Paving the way for breakthrough innovation, the ImmuHubs project is interdisciplinary and intersectoral in its approach, across borders. It is a bridge among different stakeholders that work towards the same direction: a sustainable, innovative, culturally sensitive, bottom-up approach to improve trust and vaccine uptake.

ImmuHubs General Objectives (GO)

GO1

Establish proactive partnerships with citizen groups, public health agencies, key stakeholders and the general public to improve access to vaccination in disadvantaged, isolated, and difficult to reach population groups in 6 European countries, according to best practices for community partnerships.

GO2

Create innovative immunisation actions, which will increase vaccine uptake across borders, generations and population groups.

GO3

Develop sustainable solutions for vaccine protection of EU citizens, including during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

About Us/Brief

The ImmuHubs Project aims to reduce transmission of vaccine-preventable diseases through an increased vaccination uptake among disadvantaged, isolated, and difficult to reach population groups.

 
The ImmuHubs Consortium is coordinated by the VaccineSafety Initiative (VIVI), a scientific think tank and non-profit research institution based in Berlin, Germany.
 
We are a partnership of 9 institutions in 6 European Countries from academia and the non-profit sector, as well as public health, professional association, and civic society/patient representation.
 

We are happy to work with such respected partners!

Our Partners

Meet The Team

ImmuHubs Leadership

Barbara Rath

VIVI - Germany
Project Coordinator, Lead WP1,2,6
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Hanna Nohynek

THL - Finland
Project Evaluator, ImmuHub Team Coordinator Finland, Lead WP3
THL

Stefano del Torso

EAP - Belgium
Public Relations Officer, Lead WP 4
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Arja Krauchenberg

EUParents - Belgium
User Representative, Lead WP5
EUparents

Kaja Damnjanovic

UBE - Serbia
Team Facilitator, ImmuHub Team Coordinator Serbia
UBE

Adamos Hadjipanayis

EUC - Cyprus
ImmuHub Team Coordinator Cyprus
EUC

Maria Moudatsou

PRAKSIS - Greece
ImmuHub Team Coordinator Greece
praksis

Ana Neves

AIDFM - Portugal
ImmuHub Team Coordinator Portugal
Ana Neves

Artur Mazur

URZ - Poland
ImmuHub Team Coordinator Poland
URZ

Innovation - Setting The Tone

“To innovate or to solve problems in a technological universe characterized by scarcity requires the development of series of skills-learnt by doing, by searching, by interacting and by solving – that are idiosyncratic: term them capacities to innovate in scarcity conditions”

Srinivas 5, Sutz, J Technol Soc (2008)

S

Specific

Tackling concrete issue of insufficient access to vaccinations in underserved populations in EU countries.

M

Measurable

Each ImmuHub will be evaluated on the basis of actions resulting on vaccine uptake.

A

Attainable

High focus team, testing concrete actions in short time frame.

R

Relevant

Sustain impact through key stakeholders involvement, leveraging of EU
organisations.

T

Time-based

High impact 3-year project with a plan of long term sustainability.