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Gavi is funded through contributions by government donors and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as by innovative finance mechanisms such as IFFIm, the Gavi Matching Fund and the pneumococcal AMC.
In this section, discover more about Gavi’s resource mobilisation efforts, view the latest donor figures and find out how you can contribute to Gavi.
Multi-year pledges and commitments are crucial to sustaining Gavi's ongoing programmes and its ability to fund new vaccines.
Public-private partnerships Corporations, private individuals & foundations play a vital role in meeting Gavi needs, accounting for 21% of 2000 to 2020 funding.
Donor profiles show who's given what to Gavi
Hosted by the German government in Berlin, the Vaccine Alliance held a meeting to mobilise funds for global immunisation programmes through 2020.
Drawing on the comparative advantages of businesses, governments and other partners, Gavi created INFUSE to help countries accelerate the introduction of cutting edge technology.
The Advance Market Commitment uses US$1.5 billion in donor commitments to incentivise vaccine production, ensuring sufficient supplies are produced for developing countries at a fraction of the cost to industrialised countries.
The International Finance Facility for Immunisation uses long- term donor pledges to issue vaccine bonds in the capital markets to raise money for Gavi programmes.
Under the Gavi Matching Fund, the British Government and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged to match contributions from corporations, foundations, their customers, employees and business partners.
Funding & finance
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