Latest GAVI news:
- GAVI Board recognises renewed commitment to accelerate vaccine agenda
- GAVI welcomes Australian review of Aid Effectiveness
- Injection safety pays off in sub-Saharan Africa
- Three more African countries introduce vaccines against major childhood killer
- J.P. Morgan donates to new matching fund for immunisation
What we do
New and underused vaccines
GAVI offers accelerated access to these vaccines: yellow fever, pneumococcal, Hepatitis B, rotavirus, measles, pentavalent, Haemophilus influenzae type B.
New in this section: Financing Task Force Report (PDF)
- GAVI Strategy
The Board has approved a second five year strategy for 2011-15 to guide the Alliance's mission. - Involving CSOs
GAVI recognises that CSOs deliver up to 65 per cent of routine immunisation in developing countries. - Health System Strengthening
Vaccine delivery and wider immunisation coverage depend on strong health systems.
- Pneumococcal vaccine support
GAVI support is helping countries around the world rollout pneumococcal vaccines. - Private Philanthropy
The Immunize Every Child Campaign invites individuals to support GAVI's mission. - Gender
GAVI is committed to helping girls and boys in the developing world gain equal access to vaccines.
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