Videos

Life in Mozambique and Norway: the importance of routine immunisation to two families.

After five years of devastating conflict, Côte d’Ivoire’s immunisation rates are back to their pre-war levels. In this short film, originally played at the December 2016 Gavi Board meeting in Abidjan, Health Minister Dr Raymonde Goudou Coffie, explains her country’s rapid recovery.

Not every girl goes to school everyday in Liberia, West Africa. So if you want to improve coverage of the HPV vaccination in ten year old girls, sometimes you have to take it to the streets.

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf describes Ebola’s impact on Liberia, and the steps taken to rebuild the country's health system.

Emmanuel Lasanah, supervisor of the outpatient department at Redemption Hospital and the first person vaccinated against Ebola in Liberia, gives a first-person account of being a contact tracer during the epidemic.

Liberians remember the impact of the Ebola epidemic.

Clinical research funded by Gavi partners at Patan Hospital in Kathmandu is helping shape Nepal’s immunisation policy against its biggest child killer: pneumonia. This video shows how disease burden and impact studies at Patan have guided the national introduction of Haemophilus influenzae type b and pneumococcal vaccines, which protect children against the two main causes of pneumonia.

A short film explaining how Gavi came to support a global cholera vaccine stockpile, and showing the impact this has had on the vaccine market and in Cameroon where it was first deployed.

Within days of last April's devastating earthquake, Nepal resumed regular immunisation services. From a Kathmandu hospital to clinics in the Himalayas, Nepalese on the front-lines of the national health system tell their stories of a remarkable recovery and show why vaccination is going from strength to strength in the mountain kingdom.