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Access to vaccines: A call to action.

The World Health Organization, UNICEF and the World Bank released a report entitled “State of the World’s Vaccines and Immunization” in November 2002 (1). Nelson Mandela, Chair of the Vaccine Fund Board, in a foreword to the report entitled “Call to Action” eloquently pleaded for a commitment for the equitable access to immunization for all of the world’s children (2). He stated that immunization “is the most powerful of all preventive health measures for children and is central to human rights and poverty alleviation. It is the right of every child to be given this kind of protection.”