The state of global immunisation
The latest WHO and UNICEF estimates suggest immunisation coverage is improving, particularly in lower-income countries.
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View moreThe state of global immunisation in eight charts
The latest WHO and UNICEF estimates suggest immunisation coverage is improving, particularly in lower-income countries.
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The Gavi Leap
The Gavi Leap is the most ambitious reform agenda in global health, offering a blueprint for broader reform of the health and development architecture. Learn more about how Leap principles, such as country ownership, radical simplification and innovation, are already having a tangible impact on how immunisation is delivered in Gavi-supported countries.
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View allStrong progress in lower-income countries underscores need for sustained investment in immunisation
Each year WHO and UNICEF release global and national routine immunisation coverage estimates (WUENIC). Immunisation in the lowest-income countries is supported by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance – a partnership that helps vaccinate more than half the…
Gavi Board meeting underlines commitment to country sovereignty, fragility and health security
Board agrees to maintain ambitious targets for Gavi 6.0, including reaching 500 million children, preventing 8-9 million deaths, and further reducing under-five mortality by 10%.
Gavi launches new supply chain strategy to boost vaccine availability and reach remote communities
New immunisation Supply Chain Strategy seeks to build on recent years’ momentum and help countries ensure vaccines reliably reach people safely, reliably and on time – including under-served communities.
The Vaccine Alliance
The Vaccine Alliance
Gavi draws on the skills of a variety of partners, combining the technical expertise of the development community with the business know-how of the private sector.
Gavi 6.0 funding guidelines
Newly released funding guidelines outline the scope of Gavi’s vaccine and cash support for the 2026–2030 strategic period (Gavi 6.0), explain how countries should plan and prioritise their immunisation programmes within this support, clarify the requirements for the Gavi 6.0 country application and describe how to access other forms of assistance such as outbreak and emergency support.
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Partner countries
Since its inception in 2000, Gavi has helped to immunise a whole generation – over 1.2 billion children – and prevented more than 20.6 million future deaths, helping to halve child mortality in 78 lower‑income countries.
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Our donors
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