Bangladesh has a long history of successful program campaign for the control of vaccine preventable diseases through its National Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI) since 1995. The Government of Bangladesh (GoB) used this popular platform of the campaign by integrating the National Vitamin A-Plus Campaign (NVAC) along with polio vaccine to the 12-59 months aged children during NIDs. Deworming tablets were also provided to 24-59 months old children. This is a wonderful example of campaign integration, where co-delivery of oral polio vaccine (OPV), Deworming, and Vitamin-A were delivered through a single program platform. The measles elimination activities were also conducted in 2014 along with the NID. Later, this campaign shared most of the NID campaign components, including micro-planning, human resources, volunteers, infrastructure, logistics, community engagement methods, training, advocacy meetings. The result of this integrated campaign strategy resulted in high routine immunization coverage for OPV, MR, and VIT-A and deworming figures all showed an upward trend. Although this integrated campaign strategy in Bangladesh was very effective, the reasons for its success have not been analyzed, and the lessons learned have not been documented for use in future campaigns like COVID-19.