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Organizational changes:
- health care workers as 1st target group for vaccination programmes;
- Assigning tasks also to sport organizations, tourism offices and other wide-reach organizations;
- Better organize opening hours of vaccination centers;
- Geographical distribution of vaccination centers (also reaching rural communities);
- Organizing bus, trains,  public transports where you can get vaccinated;
- At the level of health care services/hospitals: offer both walk-in and appointment possibilities;

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1. Nodality: information
-Campaigns for vaccination in community
--> maybe supported by community groups such as church

2. Authority:
-Mandatory vaccination
-Restrictions for unvaccinated

3. Treasure:
-Vaccination at home for needed

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-Mandatory vaccination after a certain age
-include vaccination in the annual medical check-up
-restrict access to certain places (eg hospitals for HCPs) without vaccinations
-at certain age, mandatory for people to go to the doctor and there they can decide if they are going to do the vaccine or not
-increase accessibility: allow certain operators to produce and clinics to organise vaccinations
-advisory committee of experts could be organise in order to increase trust
-2 choices during the months with influenza: 1st choice to get vaccinate OR 2nd choice to wear a mask

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- Giving basic information about the vaccine (information campaigns) + dispel misinformation about the vaccines.
- Giving information about negative effects of not getting vacination
- Advertising about the location of vaccination point, how to access, and the social benefits of getting the vaccines.
- Giving information in terms of vaccine storage, handling, preparation, and administration for healthcare professionals.
- Giving information about how and by whom vaccines are produced.
- Publishing timely data about health outcomes between vaccinated and un-vaccinated for people to compare and make decisions.

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-shuttles to the city
-subsidies rural (national)
-mobile vaccination centers in rural areas
-free for individuals with less than x yearly income
-insurance incentive (ex. like for exercise/going to the gym)
-mandatory compensated breaks (time) for getting the vaccine
-budget for promoting vaccination campaigns
-food/events for vaccination
-funds for companies to provide vaccination at work

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- Providing freedom: policies that only reinstall certain liberties to people who are vaccinated, while penalizing those without a vaccination.
- Giving more information about the vaccine and about the pandemic situation to raise awareness.
- Incentive to vaccination: a lottery for vaccinated people only.
- Financial remuneration: providing citizens monetary incentives for vaccination uptake.
- Mandatory vaccination (at least to some special subgroups: healthcare professionals)
- Dispel misleading-information about the vaccines.
- Increase availability: vaccines buses, provided by local doctors (increase trust, too).

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-educate them
-bring the vaccination (mobility van) in the community
-work with local "informal" leaders to advocate for vaccinations

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1. as discussed in the articles providing subsidy
2. incentives eg: n the form of free vaccination for the spouse
3.Educational camps and information session and increases the sensitivity towards the disease and susceptibility