After Co-Win, Govt Launches U-WIN To Digitise Universal Immunisation Programme

After Co-Win, Govt Launches U-WIN To Digitise Universal Immunisation Programme

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Category : National Published on: January 26 2023

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  • After the success of the Co-WIN platform, the government has now replicated it to set up an electronic registry for routine vaccinations. Named U-WIN, the programme to digitise India's Universal Immunisation Programme (UIP) has been launched in a pilot mode in two districts of each state and Union Territory.
  • The platform that replicates Co-WIN, which has served as the "digital backbone" for India's COVID-19 vaccination programme, was launched in 65 districts.
  • The U-WIN is going to be the single source of information for immunisation services, updating vaccination status, delivery outcome, planning of RI sessions and reports like antigen-wise coverage, etc.
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