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HPV vaccine integration works, and we have evidence to prove it.

Join us on Wednesday, June 17 for the first in a three-part webinar series sharing findings from the Gavi HPV Vaccine Integrated Service Implementation Research Portfolio — 12 projects across 11 countries testing how integration can increase HPV vaccination coverage equitably and sustainably.

Integration Works: Cross Country Insights from an Implementation Research Portfolio to Inform HPV Vaccination Programming - Webinar 1

This session will introduce the portfolio's scope, the range of integration models studied, and the cross-cutting pathways through which integration drives results.

Wednesday, June 17 | 8:00 AM ET | 12:00 PM GMT

This session will introduce the portfolio's scope, the range of integration models studied, and the cross-cutting pathways through which integration drives results.

Webinars 2 and 3 will follow in July and September, diving deeper into effectiveness, equity, and translating findings into policy and practice.

Register now: https://bit.ly/4vnxBWC

Jhpiego, together with the Philippines Department of Health and the Cancer Control Division, is pleased to convene the Advancing Cervical Cancer Elimination Financing in Southeast Asia Forum in Manila on June 9–10, bringing together government leaders, health financing experts, development partners, and cervical cancer program specialists from Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

As countries across the region work toward the WHO cervical cancer elimination targets, sustainable financing remains one of the most critical challenges—and opportunities—for expanding access to HPV testing, screening, and treatment services.

The forum will explore innovative financing approaches, health insurance integration, procurement strategies, and opportunities for regional collaboration to accelerate progress toward cervical cancer elimination.

We are also honored to collaborate with partners including the Asian Development Bank, The Cancer Elimination Collaboration with the University of Sydney, EPICC, and MedAccess whose expertise and commitment are helping advance this important dialogue.

Together, we can help ensure that every woman has access to life-saving cervical cancer prevention services.