Policies

The purpose of this policy is to set out GAVI’s eligibility criteria which determine the list of countries eligible to apply for GAVI support.

This policy sets out the process and procedures for “graduation”; i.e. the transition from the time a country is no longer eligible to apply for GAVI support to the point that existing GAVI support ends.

The overall objective of the co-financing policy is to put countries on a trajectory towards financial sustainability in order to prepare them for phasing out of GAVI support for new vaccines, recognising that the time frame for attaining financial sustainability will vary across countries.

This pilot mechanism aims to inform GAVI’s funding decisions in a resource constrained environment by enabling the ranking of country proposals recommended by the Independent Review Committee (“IRC”) for New Vaccine Support (“NVS”) and cash-based programmes and also informs the prioritisation of vaccines within GAVI’s portfolio.

This policy sets out GAVI’s policy towards in-kind donations of vaccines, and other health products used in the delivery of vaccines (e.g. injection safety equipment, needles).

This document answers 19 frequently asked questions about GAVI's Transparency and Accountability Policy, including: why has GAVI introduced the new policy; what will the policy apply to; and what are the objectives of the financial management assessment, etc.

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The goal of GAVI’s Transparency and Accountability Policy is to ensure that all GAVI support provided in the form of cash transfers is used according to programme objectives as outlined in individual country proposals, and in accordance with best practice for financial management.

The goal of GAVI Alliance’s Gender Policy is to promote increased coverage, effectiveness and efficiency of immunisation and related health services by ensuring that all girls and boys, women and men, receive equal access to these services.

The GAVI Secretariat has worked to develop an implementation plan for the approved Transparency and Accountability Policy (TAP), with extensive feedback from development partners and GAVI eligible countries. The implementation plan for the TAP is based on four core components: strengthened application, reporting and review procedures; the financial management assessment; the early warning systems; protocol to respond to misuse of GAVI funds.