Infants served by the program
Cash transfers issued after verifying vaccinations
Retention rate through vaccination cycle
Infants Enrolled
Cash Transfers Disbursed
Vaccinations Encouraged
*Data updated daily
Infants served by the program
Cash transfers issued after verifying vaccinations
Retention rate through vaccination cycle
Infants Enrolled
Cash Transfers Disbursed
Vaccinations Encouraged
*Data updated daily
We raise awareness about the benefits of childhood vaccinations.
We provide cash incentives at government clinics after children receive vaccinations.
We help improve the vaccine supply chain to ensure enough vaccines are available at clinics.
We raise awareness about the benefits of childhood vaccinations.
We provide cash incentives at government clinics after children receive vaccinations.
We help improve the vaccine supply chain to ensure enough vaccines are available at clinics.
Our mission is to save lives in a way that does the most good per dollar. Evidence has been our guide every step of the way, from inception and design to testing and scaling.
Watch our CEO, Svetha Janumpalli, tell the story of how New Incentives started and how it became one of the most cost-effective charities in the world.
An independent randomized controlled trial found that New Incentives' program led to
Increase in Full Vaccination Coverage1
Increase in Timely Measles 1 Vaccination2
Increase in Clinics Avoiding Stockouts3
1Relative to 25% full vaccination coverage rate in the control group.
2Relative to 53% of timely vaccination in the control group.
3Relative to 10% of clinics reporting no stockouts in the control group.
1 "coverage" refers to children fully vaccinated based on strict definition of having received BCG, three doses of Penta, and Measles 1 vaccines
2 "timely" refers to having received Measles 1 vaccine within one month of recommended age
3 likelihood of reporting a vaccine stockout in previous year
We work in northern Nigeria, a region that has one of the lowest immunization rates in the world and also some of the highest child mortality rates.
An estimated 40 percent of deaths of children under five in Nigeria are from vaccine-preventable diseases.
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