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Cirũ Kariũki

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Latest news releases

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Brazil pledges US$ 72 million in support of Gavi’s global immunisation efforts

Brazil commits US$ 72 million to Gavi’s 2026–2030 strategic period, reinforcing its role as a key stakeholder in global health and vaccine manufacturing.

Gavi and partners commence design of RSV maternal vaccine programme

Gavi, in collaboration with global health partners, has commenced the design phase of a new maternal vaccine programme targeting RSV burden in lower-income countries.

Hungary pledges support to global immunisation efforts through Gavi

Hungary makes first-ever pledge to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance with EUR 1 million commitment, joining a growing group of new donors to Gavi’s 2026–2030 funding cycle.

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Facts and figures

GAVI/2017/Guido Dingemans/Mozambique

Gavi progress reports

Credit: Gavi/2013/Evelyn Hockstein

Types of support

Gavi/2017/Juliette Bastin/Burkina Faso

Communication toolkits

Gavi/2024/Jjumba Martin

Country hub

Gavi/2014/GMB Akash

Snap analyses

Gavi/2022/Benedikt v.Loebell

Gavi leadership

José Manuel Barroso
Board Chair

José Manuel Barroso

Dr Sania Nishtar
CEO

Dr Sania Nishtar

Gavi Secretariat
 

Gavi/2025

Opinions

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Gavi is leaping into the future: there is no time to lose

Gavi CEO Dr Sania Nishtar introduces the Gavi Leap, transforming the Vaccine Alliance for the future through simplicity, transparency and synergy.

The key to global public health

If today’s leaders fail to ensure that all countries have the resources they need to identify new disease outbreaks and respond quickly, we will all be at risk, argue Gavi's Sania Nishtar and the European Investment Bank's Nadia Calvino.

Last updated: 7 May 2025