Umbelino-Walker Isis, Szylovec Ana Paula, Dakam Brice Alain, Monglo Asta, Jones Ian, Mbuh Charlotte, Sadki Reda, Brooks Alan
Bridges to Development, Geneva, Switzerland.
Movement for Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030), Buea, Cameroon.
PLOS Glob Public Health. 2024 Dec 31;4(12):e0003855. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgph.0003855. eCollection 2024.
The Immunization Agenda 2030 (IA2030) has been endorsed at the World Health Assembly as the world's strategy for immunization. The Movement for IA2030 is a voluntary collective of immunization practitioners, principally from low- and middle-income countries, who have pledged to support each other to accelerate local action in support of this global strategy. Collective action is facilitated by the peer learning platform established by The Geneva Learning Foundation (TGLF). We reviewed existing data from Movement participants and collected additional survey data to explore two aspects of sustainability of the Movement: why immunization practitioners participate and how much time and resources they contribute. Quantitative analyses of an existing large data set (n = 5682 participants) were complemented by analyses of data collected through a new survey (n = 291) and focus groups of Movement participants. The most commonly cited reason for participating (32% of responses) was to share experience and learn from others. This was generally true across all levels of experience, gender and place of work, suggesting a common rationale among immunization practitioners in different settings. It was a particularly strong motivation for the most experienced practitioners and those working in a setting with a strong organizational learning culture. New survey data revealed a high degree of intrinsic personal motivation to participate, through commitment of significant time and financial resources, with 47% (n = 136) of respondents committing personal finances to implement an action plan. Focus group discussions provided insights into the implications of findings for sustaining the Movement. Collectively, the analyses highlight key aspects of voluntary collective action to achieve global immunization goals through local action, to inform efforts to ensure long-term sustainability of the Movement.
《2030年免疫议程》（IA2030）已在世界卫生大会上获得认可，成为全球免疫战略。IA2030运动是一个由免疫从业者组成的自愿团体，主要来自低收入和中等收入国家，他们承诺相互支持，以加速地方行动，支持这一全球战略。由日内瓦学习基金会（TGLF）建立的同行学习平台促进了集体行动。我们审查了该运动参与者的现有数据，并收集了更多调查数据，以探讨该运动可持续性的两个方面：免疫从业者参与的原因以及他们贡献的时间和资源。对现有大型数据集（n = 5682名参与者）的定量分析，辅之以通过一项新调查（n = 291）收集的数据以及该运动参与者焦点小组的分析。参与的最常见原因（32%的回复）是分享经验和向他人学习。在所有经验水平、性别和工作地点中普遍如此，这表明不同背景下的免疫从业者有共同的理由。对于经验最丰富的从业者以及在具有强大组织学习文化环境中工作的人来说，这是一个特别强烈的动机。新的调查数据显示，通过投入大量时间和财政资源，参与者有高度的内在个人动机，47%（n = 136）的受访者投入个人资金来实施行动计划。焦点小组讨论为研究结果对维持该运动的影响提供了见解。总体而言，这些分析突出了通过地方行动实现全球免疫目标的自愿集体行动的关键方面，为确保该运动长期可持续性的努力提供参考。
