Jhpiego

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Protected: Jhpiego at IPVS 2026

Advancing HPV vaccination and cervical cancer prevention through research and country expertise.

October 22-25, 2026 | Athens, Greece

38th Annual Conference of the International Papillomavirus Society

As a global leader in HPV vaccination and cervical cancer prevention, Jhpiego works with countries to introduce and expand HPV vaccination and explore new ways to integrate HPV vaccinations into other health services for adolescents. We’re excited to share our latest research and learnings at the 38th Annual International Papillomavirus Society (IPVS) Conference and to contribute to the global conversation on HPV vaccination and cervical cancer prevention.

Event Participants

Dr. Parag Bhamare (India)

Elaine Chaurat (Global)

Dr. Aminah Khan (Pakistan)

Kamran Khan (Pakistan)

Subhash Khatri (India)

Dr. Anissa Sidibe (Global)

Dr. Prem Singh (India)

FEATURED SESSIONS

Sustaining HPV Vaccination Within Routine Immunization Systems: Evidence From Real-World Implementation

October 23 | 18:30 - 19:30 | MC2 Hall

Results from the Gavi Commissioned HPV Implementation Research Portfolio on Integrating HPV Vaccination with other Adolescent Services

October 24 | 17:30 - 19:00 | MC2/3

Side event in collaboration with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.

Cervical Cancer Elimination Lab: Accelerating 90–70–90 Under Real-World Constraints

October 24 | 8:00 - 9:00 | MC2 Hall

POSTERS & PRESENTATIONS

  • Cross-Cutting Lessons Learned Across a Multi-Country HPV-Adolescent Health Integration Implementation Research Portfolio
  • Delivery Strategies and Their Impact on HPV Vaccination Coverage: A Global Descriptive Analysis
  • Does Leveraging Adolescent Health Programs for Integrated Delivery Approaches To HPV Vaccination Have A “Pro-Equity” Effect For Vulnerable Under-Served Adolescents?
  • Global Progress Toward the Who 2030 HPV Vaccination Target: A Time-Series Analysis Of 116 Countries
  • Sustained Multilevel Engagement and Collaboration to Strengthen HPV Vaccination Programming: Insights from Two Counties in Kenya