Videos, 2015

As the world marks the fourth International Day of the Girl Child, Girl Effect and Gavi today announced a ground-breaking partnership to protect girls from contracting cervical cancer in developing countries.

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.

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.

Video showing Kenya’s efforts to tackle pneumococcal disease and highlighting pneumococcal vaccine impact study at the Wellcome Trust centre KEMRI at Kilifi.

A new vaccine to protect children from Japanese Encephalitis is being introduced in Laos with support from Gavi.

Dr Bernard Atembeh Bedifh, Regional Chief of Unit for the Expanded Programme for Immunization in Cameroon, describes three immunisation challenges in  the south west region of Limbe.

Bill Gates talks to Gavi about it’s past, present and future.

Watch video highlights of the historic Gavi Pledging Conference in Berlin (26-27 January 2015), where donors committed US$ 7.5 billion to put Gavi on the path to immunising a further 300 million children by 2020.

Gavi CEO Seth Berkley explains what Gavi will be able to do with $7.5 billion.

Gavi Deputy CEO Anuradha Gupta talks about the real-life impact of immunisation with health workers Sawadago Abdoulaye from Burkina Faso and Dr Faisa Ibrahim from Somalia.