Ensuring vaccine accessibility and equity in low-resource settings remains a pressing global challenge. Factors such as supply chain limitations, cost barriers, and inadequate healthcare infrastructure hinder consistent vaccine delivery in underserved regions. Efforts to localize manufacturing, simplify logistics, and introduce heat-stable formulations are improving reach. Public-private partnerships and international funding mechanisms like Gavi have expanded immunization coverage across dozens of countries. However, disparities persist, especially in rural and conflict-affected areas. Community engagement, culturally sensitive messaging, and investment in frontline health workers are essential for overcoming hesitancy and logistical gaps. Achieving equitable access to vaccines in low-resource settings is vital for global health security, disease control, and the fulfillment of health as a human right.
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