Under the Uttar Pradesh Routine Immunization Strengthening Project, UP TSU conducted a comprehensive community-based study to understand the coverage of routine immunization in 100 focused blocks of the state. This evidence brief highlights the findings related to timeliness in vaccination using data from a rapid assessment survey to understand the timely coverage of the applicable vaccines included in the immunization schedule.

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