The funding will help immunise 300 million children over the next five years, saving up to 8 million lives, as well as support universal access to COVID-19 vaccines.

For the global health community, the implications resulting from COVID-19 could be immense.

Funding will help Gavi protect the most vulnerable, particularly children, against a range of infectious diseases.

How we can ensure that once a COVID-19 vaccine is available, it is accessible to everyone that needs it.

The COVID-19 pandemic has placed a heavy burden on global economies, health care systems and other core sectors. Gavi is helping countries reallocate their health system strengthening grants to provide fast and flexible funding for vital…

Q&A with Dr Vertando Halim, Coordinator of Expanded Programme on Immunization, Jakarta, Indonesia 

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Funding will support Gavi’s response to COVID-19 along with efforts to vaccinate 300 million children across the developing world, saving up to 8 million lives.

With so many lives and livelihoods at stake, when will the lockdowns end, and what will they look like across the world?

Short video platform pledges to support Gavi’s life-saving immunisation programmes and future deployment of COVID-19 vaccines.

As part of Gavi’s work supporting lower-income countries’ response to COVID-19, the Alliance is providing US$ 40 million to UNICEF to secure supplies of personal protective equipment (PPE) and diagnostics for 58 countries.