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We give cash incentives to encourage childhood vaccinations.
“This is one of the most cost-effective ways
we’ve found to save a life”
- GiveWell
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Some of the toughest charity evaluators and funders in the world rank New Incentives at the top of their list.
We have an ambitious goal to reach 8.7 million infants by 2026.
1,600,000
Infants Reached
4,500,000
Cash Disbursments
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10,000,000
Vaccinations Encouraged
$17
Cost Per Infant
A randomized controlled trial found that our program led to
108%
Increase in Full Vaccination Coverage1
62%
Increase in Timely Vaccination of Measles 12
180%
Increase in Clinics Avoiding Stockouts3
1Relative to 25% full vaccination coverage (BCG, three doses of Penta, and Measles 1) rate in the control group
2Relative to 53% of timely Measles 1 vaccination in the control group
3Relative to 10% of clinics reporting no stockouts in the control group
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Where We Work
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.
Every 19 seconds, an individual dies from a disease that could have been prevented by a vaccine.
Children living in low-income, unstable regions are the most vulnerable.
25 million
children missed out on vaccination in 2021
18x higher
rate of under-five deaths in Nigeria
compared to the United States
Svetha Janumpalli tells the story of how she founded New Incentives and how it became one of the most cost-effective charities in the world.
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