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28 November 2012
30 – Civil society: bridging communities and health systems to reach the unreached
Partners Forum 2012 - Session summary
01 – CSO Forum 'All Together Now': civil society and GAVI partners RISE up in cooperation
05 October 2012
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04 October 2012
GAVI partners help protect 50 million young people from seasonal meningitis in Africa
Efforts to eliminate meningitis in 26 at-risk countries will take a major step forward over the next three months as 50 million people receive crucial vaccinations in seven African countries.
15 June 2012
Governments and CSOs pledge to end preventable child deaths
Governments and Civil Society Organisation both sign pledges to work towards ending preventable child deaths by 2035, bringing the Child Survival Call to Action meeting to a successful conclusion.
14 June 2012
Hillary Clinton, birthplace should not affect survival of a child
Addressing a gathering of global leaders on child and maternal health, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton describes the child mortality gap between rich and poor countries as "shocking".
Child Survival Call to Action, conference goal
High-level conference on child survival kicks-off with a goal of ending all preventable child deaths around the world in a generation.
13 June 2012
GAVI boosts global response to measles outbreaks
New investment tops year of progress in providing world's poorest children with equitable access to life-saving vaccines.
‘Report Card’ shows GAVI delivering on the promise
One year on from Pledging Conference for Immunisation, GAVI lists its key results and challenges.
08 June 2012
Tackling deadliest diseases for world’s poorest children can yield huge gains – UNICEF
A new report from UNICEF focuses on the huge potential to narrow the child survival gap between the richest and the poorest by focusing on pneumonia and diarrhoea – the two primary killers of children under the age of five.
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