View by type:
Documents (9899)
EAC -2018 -Mtg -03
1
G avi Alliance E valuation Advisory Committee Meeting
26 June 2018
Teleconference
1. Chair ?s report
1.1 The meeting commenced at 13.07 Geneva time on 26 June 201 8. Rob Moodie,
Evaluat ion Advisory Committee (EAC) Chair , chair ed the meeting , which was co -
chaired by Mira Johri at the request of the Chair.
1.2 Standing declarations of interest were tabled to the Committee (Doc 01a).
------
2. Review of Evaluation Policy
2.1 Abdallah Bchir, Head, Monitoring and Evaluation, briefly introduced this item,
recalling the process which had been undertaken to develop the proposed revised
Evaluation Policy for review by the EAC (Doc 02).
2.2 Anna Hen ttinen, Peer Review Panel Member, outlined some of the main points
from the proposed new policy - i) it will cover all Gavi evaluations (centralised and
decentralised); ii) it is proposed that the Operational Evaluation Guidance (OEG)
becomes a working manual for all evaluations; iii) ther e is a proposed new process
in relation to quality assurance of Gavi evaluations with the proposed creation of
an independent quality assessment panel (IQAP), managed by the Secretariat
Evaluation Unit, which would review reports before they are presented to the EAC;
and iv) it is proposed that all evaluations would have a Steering Committee (SC)
whose role and scope would depend on each evaluation.
2.3 She also referred to the proposed ethical principles for Gavi evaluations as well as
to the description of the roles and responsibilities of the different actors in Gavi?s
evaluation function .
Discussion
? EAC members expressed concerns around what appeared to be the addition of a
number of layers in the overall process with the introduction the IQAP, and
questioned in particular in relation to the lat ter, what role would remain for the EAC
in relation to qu ality assurance of the evaluations. It was unclear as to what exactly
was meant when it was stated that the EAC would play a more strategic role.
? It was suggested that give n the different size and nature of Gavi evaluations it
might be more appropriate to have a more flexible approach whereby some
Minutes
Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Ethiopia pdf
and the Environmental Impact of
Immunization
National Mitigation and adaptation
approaches
Yifru Brehan (Prof)
Minister Of Health, Ethiopia
Background:
we were not too late to start vaccination
? Small pox vaccination campaign 1964 - 1977.
(WHO declared campaign 1966 ? 1980)
? EPI was declared in 1980.
(WHO declared in 1974)
? Polio eradication campaign since 1996 .
(WHO declared in 1988 )
? Polio free since 2014 . (WHO expected in 2000 ).
Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability Sweden pdf
protecting vulnerable
populations in the face
of climate change
1 Ministry for Foreign Affairs , UN Policy Department
Climate change ? what can we expect ?
2 Ministry for Foreign Affairs , UN Policy Department
? Rise in temperatures , more extreme weather , droughts and heat
waves , changes in precipitation , stronger storms and hurricanes ,
rising sea levels
Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability UNICEF pdf
and the Environmental
Impact of Immunization
Environmental
Sustainability of
Immunization ? UNICEF
perspective
Gavi Technical Briefing
June 13, 2017
ADVOCACY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY
? Evidence -based
advocacy
? support governments
in meeting to their
commitments
CLIMATE CHANGE
ADAPTATION
through resilient
development
CLIMATE CHANGE
MITIGATION
(= low carbon development )
.
?By 2020 all country offices should have incorporated climate change
in their programmes and operations? (Executive Directive on
addressing climate change for children )
UNICEF Executive Directive on Climate Change
GREENING UNICEF
Vaccinating in Humanitarian Settings Global Health Cluster pdf
R E S P O N S E a n d
PA R T N E R C O O R D I N AT I O N
GAVI Board - 13 June 2017, Geneva
SCALE OF HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE NEEDS
VIS technical briefing overview pdf
GAVI?S VACCINE
INVESTMENT STRATEGY
(VIS)
BOARD TECHNICAL BRIEFING
13 June 2017, Geneva
Reach every child
Agenda 2 1. Overview of the VIS and Gavi?s portfolio (15 mins) ? Gavi Secretariat
2. Landscaping of candidate investments (10 mins) ? Martin Friede, WHO
3. Rabies case study (10 mins) ? Bernadette Abela-Ridder, WHO
4. Strategic considerations for 2018 VIS (5 mins) ? Gavi Secretariat
5. Moderated discussion ( 45 mins)
VIS technical briefing rabies case study pdf
2013 VIS DECISION
ON RABIES LEARNING AGENDA Geneva, 13 June 2017
Bernadette ABELA-RIDDER
WHO Rabies Lead & Team Leader, Neglected Zoonotic Diseases
Department of the Control of Neglected Tropical Dise ases
Our Goal:
Zero by 30
Rabies is a neglected, vaccine-preventable disease An indicator for impact on inequity
?
100% fatal
?
~60,000 deaths per year
?
Weak data and under-reported
?
Mostly children
?
Vicious cycle of supply and demand
?
Vaccine is a key component of the global plan
and triggers national programmes Rabies per capita death rates per 100,000 persons.
2