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  • GAVI pledging conference June 2011

    The successful outcome of GAVI's first pledging conference, “Saving children’s lives”, held in London, ensures the Alliance can immunise over a quarter of a billion children in developing countries by 2015. Total commitments amounted to US$ 4.3 billion. Still the fact remains that a child dies every 20 seconds from a vaccine-preventable disease - GAVI's work is far from finished.

  • Contributions & pledges over time

    Donor profiles show who's given what to GAVI

  • Pneumococcal AMC

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    Learn how the AMC mechanism has accelerated developing country access to the pneumococcal vaccine. Includes special section for manufacturers interested in participating in the AMC.

  • IFFIm.org

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    The International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIm) has allowed GAVI to double its support for vaccine introduction in developing countries since 2006. Read how on the new IFFIm website

  • Save lives, give to GAVI

  • GAVI Matching Fund

    Andrew Mitchell

    Under the GAVI Matching Fund, DFID and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation will match contributions to GAVI from corporations and foundations.

  • Governments

    Governments

    Donor investments in GAVI count 100% towards the G8's Muskoka Initiative for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health.

  • How GAVI is funded

  • Innovative finance

    GAVI has pioneered several innovative funding mechanisms to deliver large-scale 'predictable' funds for its immunisation programmes.

  • Public Private Partners

    Corporations, private individuals & foundations play a vital role in meeting GAVI needs, accounting for 24% of total funding for 2000 to 2010.

  • Direct contributions

    Multi-year pledges and commitments are crucial to sustaining GAVI's ongoing programmes and its ability to fund new vaccines.

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