Media room
Welcome to our dedicated media room that includes our latest press releases and statements, links to key facts and figures, as well as contact details for our media team.
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Latest news releases
View all releasesLower-income countries investing record amount in immunisation programmes
Against a backdrop of aid cuts, lower-income countries contributed a record US$ 302 million towards Gavi-supported vaccines for 2025.
Nearly 20 million lives saved in Africa through measles vaccinations
Nearly 20 million measles-related deaths have been averted in Africa since 2000 thanks to increasing vaccination coverage, according to the first-ever detailed analysis of immunisation targets on the continent.
Preventive cholera vaccination resumes as global supply reaches critical milestone
First preventive campaign in over three years launches in Mozambique, with others planned in Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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View all opinionsNew vaccines could help us consign tuberculosis to history: here’s how we can do it
This year’s World TB Day theme, “Yes! We can End TB!”, sends a welcome note of optimism that the tide may finally be turning when it comes to tackling the world’s deadliest infectious disease. With new TB vaccines in the final stages of clinical…
Our global health architecture needs urgent reform: the Pandemic Agreement could be the catalyst
There are few public goods more vital than an effective plan for pandemic response. The Pandemic Agreement could pay dividends for future generations, but must draw on the strengths, experience and comparative advantages of the current global…
A new era of country ownership: introducing Gavi’s first-ever vaccine budgets
Simpler, more transparent and designed to put countries in the driving seat, Gavi’s vaccine budgets signal a leap forward for global health.
