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APR 2021: 1.2 million future deaths prevented, 65 million children newly protected
Gavi’s 2021 Annual Progress Report, released today, is a record in numbers of another difficult pandemic year – a year of alarming setbacks, and a year of hard-won gains.
APR 2021: Recognising country commitment
Prof José Manuel Barroso, Chair of the Gavi Board, reflects on the achievements of lower-income countries during the pandemic.
APR 2021: Reflecting on 2021, the global imperative for 2022
Dr Seth Berkley, CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, looks back on the first year of Gavi 5.0
Routine immunisation coverage fell for a second consecutive year in 2021 across 57 Gavi-supported countries, although preliminary data shows signs of improvement in early 2022.
COVID: how ICUs in England were stretched to cope with the pandemic
Here’s what happened behind the scenes to increase intensive care capacity at the height of the pandemic.
COVID-19 vaccination in India’s remote villages
Health workers and religious heads have joined forces to ensure that Kargil’s remote villages are vaccinated against COVID-19.
Ebola Games: Empowering communities to spot signs of impending outbreaks
The EBO-SURSY Project aims to strengthen surveillance for viral haemorrhagic fevers by forging relationships with remote communities in West and Central Africa.
Diamonds in the Sky – A Kunle Afolayan Gem
Kunle Afolayan gives a fresh insight into what it’s like to be a cancer patient in modern Nigeria, teaching vital lessons on the way.
Reducing the impact of seasonal malaria on Togolese children
Togo records its highest rates of malaria mortality and morbidity during the rainy season. This year the country is prepared.
Renovation reignites routine immunisation in Oyo State, Nigeria
Renovation, combined with an aggressive immunisation outreach campaign, is boosting routine immunisation at Bode Primary Healthcare Centre, Oyo State.
Zika hasn’t disappeared – here’s why it should stay on our radar
Although Zika raced around the world in 2016, leading to babies born with developmental problems, research was slow to explain how the virus worked – until now.
Preparing for the Next Global Catastrophe
The end of the pandemic may be in sight, but COVID-19 could be a harbinger of future calamities. If global leaders do not establish equitable mechanisms to respond before the next big crisis strikes, low-income countries and high-risk groups will…