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Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance has a formal process for evaluating its organisational and programmatic activities that is guided by an evaluation policy.
Countries approved for support
Gavi supports countries in strengthening their immunisation programmes.
We use a set of indicators and targets to track progress against our five-year strategy
Donations of vaccines by industry to international organisations or to governments can bring benefits if properly managed, but also carry certain risks.
Transparency and accountability policy
If Gavi is to deliver on its mission, it must take some risk, and do everything possible to mitigate that risk. Donors realise this, but also rightly expect risks to be minimised and action to be taken when misuse is uncovered.
Assuring quality vaccines and immunisation products for countries that procure their own products with Gavi funds.
The risk policy forms the overarching framework for Gavi’s risk management approach. It is embedded in various structures and processes for risk monitoring, reporting and mitigation.
When overall demand for support from Gavi-eligible countries is higher than available donor resources, the Vaccine Alliance needs to make fair, transparent and objective decisions on how to use its limited resources most effectively.
Gender equality is a fundamental human right and a powerful driver for better health outcomes globally.
Fragility, emergencies and displaced populations policy
Gavi enables flexible and tailored support through bespoke and differentiated interventions in countries facing chronic fragility; agile and coordinated response in acute emergencies; and a laser focus on displaced populations in Gavi-eligible…