#8. A scanned image of vaccinators training document during 2014 Measles Rubella National Vaccination campaign as well as a caption of a facility guide showing the directive to always observe and write down the status of VVM during receipt and use

#9. A scanned image of vaccine stock ledger showing integrated information including status of VVM during arrival from the Central Vaccine Store

#2. Vaccine stored in an intermediate vaccine store with a vial showing valid VVM sticker of a sampled batch

#3. Vaccine arranged in RCW25 cold box (with temperature/freeze monitors) at Ilala Municipal vaccine store (DVS) ready for dispatch to vaccinating health facilities

#10. A picture of Mr. Bonaventura (eVVM Mar-May 2017) holding a vial of bOPV with attached VVM sticker at use stage when visited the Vaccine section of the Medical Stores Department (MSD) in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

 #9. Scanned image of a stock ledger with VVM information integrated.

This is not a ledger. It is a voucher issue when vaccines were deliveried from province store to district store. In this voucher the VVM status of MR and tOPV was noted because the storekeeper regcornized that VVM was not at start point, at stage 2.

 #8. Scanned image of a document related to a VVM policy.

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Image 1 and 2 are scanned image of a document related to a VVM policy in my country that I have taken. This is attached with a decision which was issued by Vietnam MoH in 2014, namely "Guideline storage of vaccine".
This Guideline explained about VVM, how to read VVM, 4 stage of VVM.
Image 3 is a photo of a poster which is attached at all vaccine stores. This poster contain image explaining about VVM. This is easy for storekeeper to check VVM.