Gavi is funded through direct contributions from government donors, sovereign entities, foundations and regional funds, as well as partnerships with the private sector and contributions through innovative finance mechanisms.
Long-term commitments to Gavi in the form of direct contributions from donors and investors allow us to provide programme predictability to countries as well as to shape vaccine markets.
About Gavi funding
Long-term commitments to Gavi in the form of direct contributions from donors and investors allow us to provide programme predictability to countries as well as to shape vaccine markets.
About Gavi fundingCorporations, private individuals and foundations play a vital role in meeting Gavi needs, accounting for a fifth of the total funding for 2000–2020.
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Corporations, private individuals and foundations play a vital role in meeting Gavi needs, accounting for a fifth of the total funding for 2000–2020.
Go to pageInnovative finance mechanisms attract a diverse range of donors and investors while delivering long-term, predictable funding to Gavi-supported countries.
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Innovative finance mechanisms attract a diverse range of donors and investors while delivering long-term, predictable funding to Gavi-supported countries.
Go to pageDrawing on the comparative advantages of businesses, governments and other partners, Gavi created INFUSE to help countries accelerate the introduction of cutting edge technology.
About INFUSE
Drawing on the comparative advantages of businesses, governments and other partners, Gavi created INFUSE to help countries accelerate the introduction of cutting edge technology.
About INFUSE