U.S. National Vaccine Plan

The National Vaccine Plan is the nation’s roadmap for a 21st century vaccine and immunization enterprise. It includes strategies for advancing vaccine research and development, financing, supply, distribution, safety, global cooperation, and informed decision-making among consumers and health care providers. 

The National Vaccine Plan consists of two phases: a strategic plan with overall goals and objectives to achieve over a 10-year period, and an implementation plan with measurable outcomes and processes to achieve the goals of the plan. More details about the implementation plan will be available in spring 2012.

• 2010 National Vaccine Plan [PDF - 356KB]
  
• 2010 National Vaccine Plan Appendices
  • Appendix 1: Healthy People 2020 Objectives [PDF – 35KB]
  • Appendix 2: Status of 1994 National Vaccine Plan Outcomes [PDF – 53KB]
  • Appendix 3: Federal Government Agencies Involved in Immunization [PDF – 59 KB]
  • Appendix 4: Relevant Federal Strategic Plans and Initiatives [PDF – 54 KB]
  • Appendix 5: Stakeholders in the United States National Vaccine System [PDF – 36KB]

• 2010 National Vaccine Plan: Fact Sheet
  
• Press release
  
• Webinar: National Vaccine Advisory Committee Meeting, February 16, 2011

See National Vaccine Plan Development for details on the 2008 draft of the National Vaccine Plan and the 1994 National Vaccine Plan.

Comments or questions about the 2010 Plan should be directed to the National Vaccine Program Office at NVPComments@hhs.gov.