Peshawar: PRCS Reviews Progress of Routine Immunization Project at Provincial Headquarters
Peshawar – An important meeting of the Pakistan Red Crescent Society (PRCS) Routine Immunization (RI) project staff was convened at the Provincial Headquarters (PHQ) in Peshawar. The session brought together representatives from the Provincial Headquarters and the district of Bannu to review the progress of the Routine Immunization project and address key challenges faced during its implementation.
The meeting served as a strategic platform to evaluate ongoing activities, assess performance indicators, and strengthen coordination among teams working at both provincial and district levels.
Comprehensive Project Briefing
During the meeting, the Chairman PRCS Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Farzand Ali Wazir, was briefed by the Project Manager Routine Immunization on the overall performance and impact of the initiative.
The detailed presentation highlighted:
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Significant achievements of the RI project
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Improvements in immunization coverage across target areas
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Performance and dedication of field staff
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Community awareness and mobilization initiatives
The briefing also addressed operational challenges encountered in the field, including access constraints in remote areas, resource limitations, and limited community cooperation in certain localities. Participants engaged in constructive discussions to identify practical solutions and enhance outreach strategies.
Chairman’s Appreciation and Commitment
Chairman Farzand Ali Wazir appreciated the dedicated efforts of the RI project team and acknowledged their role in strengthening community health systems. He emphasized that routine immunization is not only a national obligation but also a humanitarian responsibility aimed at safeguarding future generations.
Reaffirming PRCS’s unwavering commitment to protecting the health of mothers and children, he stressed the importance of ensuring that no child is left behind in the fight against vaccine-preventable diseases.
Upcoming Visit to Bannu
In a significant announcement, the Chairman PRCS KP shared plans for an upcoming visit to the Routine Immunization project in Bannu. The purpose of the visit will be to personally review field-level activities, interact with frontline staff, and further strengthen coordination with the local team.
This proactive approach reflects PRCS’s commitment to close monitoring, accountability, and continuous improvement in project implementation.
Collective Commitment to Immunization Targets
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants reiterated their shared commitment to achieving Routine Immunization targets through collective efforts and strong collaboration among all stakeholders. Emphasis was placed on enhancing community engagement, improving service delivery mechanisms, and expanding coverage to protect the maximum number of children against preventable diseases.
The Pakistan Red Crescent Society remains steadfast in its mission to promote community health and resilience through impactful humanitarian initiatives such as the Routine Immunization project.
