About Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is a public-private partnership committed to saving children's lives and protecting people's health by increasing access to immunisation in poor countries. Since 2000, Gavi has helped to immunise over half a billion children, saving over 7 million lives.
About Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance & Global Citizen
Gavi, like Global Citizen, takes a holistic view of global development. Immunisation is a foundation for global health that has proven to bring significant economic benefits and the alleviation of poverty.
Stories
AdvocacyCitizenshipMost Pregnancies Last 9 Months. Why Is the Deadliness of Childbirth Still Taking Us by Surprise?
Vaccines help to dramatically reduce maternal and neonatal deaths. Read more
World Immunization Week 2016: 7 days, 7 ways to improve child health
Investing in routine immunization programs is essential to building strong health systems. Read more
Warum Impfungen wichtig im Kampf gegen extreme Armut sind
Vor 1 Jahr feierte die globale Impfinitiative Gavi einen Riesenerfolg. Read more
We can #reacheverychild
Thanks to world leaders we can save 5-6 million lives by 2020. Read more
Disease detectives: finding every last virus to build a polio-free world
The polio surveillance system in Kenya is essential in eradicating the disease. Read more
Final push against polio: Punjab shows the way in Pakistan
Pakistan accounts for about 80% of the world’s polio cases but wil have less province affected. Read more
Breaking the final barrier to immunisation: the role of grassroots advocates
Vaccines acceptance in communities are rising due to grassroots initiatives. Read more
How understanding gender inequalities can help vaccinate more children
Gender inequality is one of the biggest obstacles to getting children vaccinated. Read more
The Republic of Korea will support Gavi in childhood immunisation for the world's poorest countries
Korean support for immunisation in developing countries now stands at US $15 million Read more
What will it take to end polio in Afghanistan? Q&A with Dr Parwiz
Polio is closer than ever to being eradicated for good, but there are still steps to be made. Read more