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Donors support GAVI in three ways:

  • direct contributions and commitments to GAVI, including received contributions and publically announced and confirmed commitments.
  • long-term pledges to the International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIm), a mechanism which converts the commitments into immediately available cash resources by issuing bonds on the capital markets.
  • long-term pledges to the Advance Market Commitment (AMC) for pneumococcal disease, a mechanism which accelerates the development and manufacture of vaccines for developing countries at affordable prices.

Learn more about each donor’s support below. The information is current as of 30 June 2011. All direct contributions received by GAVI from 2000 to 2010 are converted to US dollars on a cash basis (date of contribution). Direct contributions committed for 2011 through 2019 are converted to US dollars based on 10 June 2011 exchange rates unless otherwise indicated.

AUSTRALIA

  • Direct funding (2006-2013): US$ 241 million
  • IFFIm: 250 million Australian dollars over 20 years

BRAZIL

  • IFFIM: US$ 20 million over 20 years (2011-30)

CANADA

  • Direct funding (2002-2015): US$ 218 million
  • AMC: US$ 200 million

DENMARK

  • Direct funding (2001-2015)1: US$ 57 million

EUROPEAN COMMISSION

  • Direct funding (2003-2012)2: US$ 115 million

FRANCE

  • Direct funding (2004-2015): US$ 164 million
  • IFFIm: €1.24 billion over 19 years

GERMANY

  • Direct funding (2006-2012)3: US$ 95 million

IRELAND

  • Direct funding (2002-2014): US$ 43 million

ITALY

  • IFFIm: €473.5 million over 20 years (2006-25) and €25.5 million over 15 years (2011-25)
  • AMC: US$ 635 million

JAPAN

  • Direct funding (2011): US$ 9 million

LUXEMBOURG

  • Direct funding (2005-2015): US$ 12 million

THE NETHERLANDS

  • Direct funding (2001-2015): US$ 391 million
  • IFFIm: €80 million over eight years (2009-2016)

NORWAY

  • Direct funding (2001-2015)4: US$ 1,203 million
  • IFFIm: US$ 27 million over 5 years and 1.5 billion Norwegian kroner over 10 years
  • AMC: US$ 50 million

REPUBLIC OF KOREA

  • Direct funding (2010-2012): US$ 1 million

RUSSIAN FEDERATION

  • AMC: US$ 80 million

SOUTH AFRICA

  • IFFIm: US$ 20 million over 20 years

SPAIN

  • Direct funding (2008-2011)5: US$ 43 million
  • IFFIm: €189.5 million over 20 years

SWEDEN

  • Direct funding (2001-2015)6: US$ 323 million
  • IFFIm: 276.2 million Swedish kroner over 15 years

UNITED KINGDOM

  • Direct funding (2000-2019)7: US$ 1,658 million
  • IFFIm: £ 1.38 billion over 20 years, £ 250 million over 20 years and £ 26.2 million (time period to be confirmed)
  • AMC: US$ 485 million

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

  • Direct funding (2001-2014)8: US$ 1,097 million

THE BILL & MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION

  • Direct funding (2000-2015)9: US$ 2,513 million
  • AMC: US$ 50 million

HIS HIGHNESS SHEIKH MOHAMMED BIN ZAYED AL NAHYAN

  • Direct funding (2011-2013)10: US$ 33 million

"LA CAIXA" FOUNDATION

  • Direct funding (2008-2012): US$ 22 million

ANGLO AMERICAN plc

  • Direct funding (2012-2014): US$ 3 million

ABSOLUTE RETURN FOR KIDS (ARK)

  • Direct funding (2012-2013): US$ 3 million

JP MORGAN

  • Direct funding11: US$ 2.5 million

OTHER PRIVATE DONATIONS (including “la Caixa” Employees, Business Alliance for Child Vaccination and other contributions)

  • Direct funding (2000-2011): US$ 12 million

All direct contributions received by GAVI from 2000 to 2010 are converted to US dollars on a cash basis (date of contribution). The following 2010 commitments were received by GAVI in January 2011 and are converted to US dollars on a cash basis: US$4.4 million from Denmark; US$ 5.8 million from Norway; and US$ 2.7 million from Spain. Some of the 2011 commitments were received by GAVI on or before 15 April 2011 and are converted to US dollars on a cash basis. Please see the April 2011 cash received table for more details. All other direct contributions committed for 2011 through 2019 are converted to US dollars based on 10 June 2011 exchange rates.

1: DKK 25 million (US$ 4.4 million) of Denmark’s 2010 pledge was received by GAVI in January 2011.

2: The contributions from the EC are in the form of reimbursable grants that cover activities over more than one year.

3: € 14 million of Germany’s 2011-2015 pledge will be matched by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

4: NOK 34.2 million (US$ 5.8 million) of Norway’s 2010 pledge was received by GAVI in January 2011.

5: Spain’s 2010 pledge of €2 million (US$ 2.7 million) was received by GAVI in January 2011.

6: Sweden’s June 2011 pledge for 2011-2015 (SEK 1,250 million) is subject to parliamentary approval.

7: In June 2011, the UK pledged an additional £ 814 million (US$ 1,335 million) was for the period of 2011-2015.  Of this amount, £ 50 million (US$ 82 million) has been committed to the 1+1+1 matching scheme.

8: In June 2011, the US pledged an additional US$ 450 million for the period of 2012-2014. All United States Government contributions are subject to Congressional approval.  In addition, the US is contributing US$ 90 million in FY 2011.

9 a. In June 2011, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation pledged an additional pledge US$ 1,000 million for the period of 2011-15. This amount includes matched contributions announced earlier in 2011, including with His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan (US$ 33 million) and Germany (€ 14 million) as well as commitments to the 1+1+1 matching scheme (US$ 50 million). US$ 250 million of the US$ 1,000 million commitment will be reserved to match new commitments by other donors, and will be released as these commitments are made. 

b. Of the US$ 250 million, the Foundation will make a US$ 50 million commitment to the 1+1+1 matching scheme; commitment is subject to agreement on the design of the program. If the funds are not allocated to 1+1+1, they will be treated as core contributions to GAVI. The timing and mechanics of allocation will be determined in consultation with the Secretariat.

c. As with past commitments, the Foundation's 2011-2015 contributions announced in June 2011 (US$ 1,000 million) will be in the form of grant(s) to GAVI, subject to certain terms and conditions to be outlined in the grant agreement(s). The apportionment of funds for 2011-15 will be determined in consultation with GAVI.

10: In January 2011, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, and Bill Gates, Co-Chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, announced that they are working together to provide life-saving vaccinations to children in Afghanistan and Pakistan. The partnership commits US$ 66 million to the GAVI Alliance of which His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed will contribute US$ 33 million for the period of 2011-2013.  The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s contribution to this partnership (US$ 33 million) is included in their total contribution figures for 2011-2013. 

11: In June 2011, after the 13 June pledging conference, JP Morgan committed £ 1.5 million (US$ 2.5 million) for the 1+1+1 matching scheme.