Unveiling the Influenza Vaccine Landscape in Algeria and Morocco

CHALLENGE

To obtain a thorough understanding into the influenza vaccine landscape in Algeria and Morocco, a leading international consulting firm sought expert analysis. The goal was to grasp the decision-making processes, criteria, registration, tenders, procurement, and delivery associated with influenza vaccines in these countries. Additionally, the firm aimed to untangle the burden of influenza disease, willingness to pay for vaccines, and emerging trends. This understanding was crucial for shaping strategic recommendations and improving the approach to influenza vaccination in the region.

BTHT APPROACH

To support this project, our team focused on identifying and engaging with experts who could provide in-depth perspectives on influenza vaccination in Algeria and Morocco. We conducted targeted searches for professionals from key institutions and organizations involved in vaccine decision-making, procurement, and distribution, such as:

• Government and Public Health Authorities, former experts from key health departments and public health organizations in both Algeria and Morocco to understand their roles in influenza vaccine management.
• Healthcare Practitioners, general practitioners and pharmacists for their perspectives on influenza vaccination and related challenges.
• Hospital Administrators, for the logistical aspects of vaccine distribution.
• Health Insurance and Reimbursement Specialists, to discuss the processes and policies related to vaccine coverage.

BTHT team facilitated the one-hour consultations and made sure that the process before and during the meetings went smoothly.

OUTCOME

Through these targeted consultations, the consulting firm gained a thorough understanding of the influenza vaccine landscape in Algeria and Morocco. Experts provided clean depiction of the decision-making processes, procurement practices, and trends affecting influenza vaccination. This knowledge enabled the consulting firm to develop well-informed recommendations and strategies to enhance influenza vaccine programs in the region, addressing both public health needs and market dynamics effectively.