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The National Expanded Program on Immunization in the Democratic Republic of the Congo started using geospatial data at scale in 8 Provinces to strengthen the planning and implementation of vaccination services with a focus on the identification and immunization of zero-dose children, children who have not received the first dose of dipht...
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