Program Monitoring
Number of Clinics
Number of Settlements
Enrollments
Disbursements
Bauchi
1,101
9,230
455,870
1,599,994
Gombe
515
5,293
206,073
693,532
Jigawa
759
7,500
675,032
2,794,040
Kaduna
264
2,041
106,986
273,827
Kano
1,250
11,568
511,273
1,386,489
Katsina
1,264
6,331
759,770
3,123,879
Kebbi
496
2,583
106,837
270,107
Sokoto
363
2,910
119,351
383,745
Zamfara
266
2,338
252,485
961,940
Vaccination Rate
Penta 1
Penta 2
Penta 3
Measles
Bauchi
95.32%
90.55%
87.05%
84.42%
Gombe
96.14%
92.17%
88.88%
86.57%
Jigawa
95.36%
91.58%
89.11%
86.89%
Kaduna
94.94%
88.45%
82.97%
81.66%
Kano
94.68%
90.08%
86.27%
85.49%
Katsina
96.2%
92.37%
89.89%
88.04%
Kebbi
93.98%
85.15%
79.17%
81.15%
Sokoto
94.1%
82.37%
75.0%
71.49%
Zamfara
96.2%
87.88%
82.35%
83.28%
An independent randomized controlled trial found, among other positive findings, that New Incentives’ All Babies program:
Increased Coverage
The program doubled the percentage of infants who were fully vaccinated, increasing coverage from roughly a quarter to just over half of all infants.
Improved Timeliness
Infants who received measles vaccines were 33 percentage points more likely to receive the vaccine within one month of the recommended age.
Improved Knowledge and Attitudes
Caregivers in areas served by the program had better knowledge and more favorable attitudes toward immunization.
Reduced Stockouts
Government clinics with the program were 18 percentage points less likely to report vaccine stockouts during the last 12 months.
Expected in Dec 2020
Study with two-arm cluster RCT
- Control (83 clinics): No intervention, status quo
- Treatment (84 clinics): New Incentives full program
- This design will measure the causal effect of New Incentives' program on the likelihood of an infant receiving a vaccine.