Partnering with multilateral development banks to build sustainable immunisation systems
BACKGROUND PAPER | June 2025
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is expanding its work with multilateral development banks (MDBs) by deepening existing partnerships and entering into new ones.
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Building sustainable vaccine programmes through co-financing
BACKGROUND PAPER | May 2025
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance saves and improves lives by expanding access to immunisation in lower-income countries. At the heart of its funding model is a co-financing policy that fosters the long-term sustainability of immunisation by encouraging countries to invest in new vaccines and take greater ownership of vaccine programmes.
The Gavi Leap
STRATEGY PAPER | April 2025
Our new Gavi Leap country operating model truly places countries first by increasing country decision-making over financial resources, by making it easier for countries to work with Gavi, by focusing on real solutions for persistent challenges and by promoting immunisation sustainability, holding ourselves accountable for action.
Rolling out vaccines to beat malaria together: Time to harness the power of immunisation for a malaria-free future
INSIGHT PAPER | April 2025
This insight paper provides an update on malaria vaccine roll-outs, successes and challenges, how Gavi supports countries to increase access, and recommendations to maximise impact.
How we fight disease outbreaks: first-hand accounts from the epidemic frontlines
INSIGHT PAPER | April 2025
This analysis paper summarises the insights shared by individuals from India, Guinea, Senegal and Uganda about how their countries have dealt with a wide range of infectious diseases.
Gavi’s Humanitarian Partnerships: achievements and learning, 2022–2024
INSIGHT PAPER | January 2025
This insight paper describes the approaches, results, learnings and recommendations of ZIP, Gavi’s Humanitarian Partnerships, which from December 2022 through June 2024 provided 845,000 first doses and 479,000 last doses of vaccines to infants and children in communities where national immunisation programmes (NIPs) face barriers associated with insecurity, conflict or crisis across 11 African countries.
Vaccines: a key tool to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
INSIGHT PAPER | May 2024
With drug-resistant bacterial infections causing an estimated 1.27 million deaths per year globally, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an urgent global health challenge. This insight paper elucidates the role of immunisation in mitigating AMR, with specific recommendations for governments, the international health community, civil society and academia.
Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine market shaping roadmap
INSIGHT PAPER | March 2024
This insight paper provides a non-technical summary of that document. It highlights how working towards a series of key objectives and target outcomes can help achieve a healthy HPV vaccine market, and how doing so can play a major role in turning the ambitious vision of consigning cervical cancer to history into a worldwide reality.
The Vaccine Investment Strategy (VIS)
BACKGROUND PAPER | February 2024
The Vaccine Investment Strategy (VIS) enables Gavi to maximise the number of lives it helps save and the number of people whose health it improves, while facilitating long‑term planning for partners, donors, manufacturers and Gavi‑supported countries.
Learning from COVID-19 to support vaccine delivery during future health emergencies
ANALYSIS PAPER | February 2024
This analysis paper describes the circumstances in which the Gavi Secretariat took on a broader set of roles and responsibilities in supporting COVID-19 vaccine delivery than originally intended and summarises the nature of those contributions.
Coordination in a crisis: Lessons managing the COVAX Strategic Coordination Office (2021–2023)
WHITE PAPER | December 2023
Drawing upon experiences gained during the COVID-19 pandemic in coordinating the COVAX Strategic Coordination Office (SCO), this paper proposes lessons for future pandemic responses, as well as what might be maintained during intra-pandemic periods, to better prepare for future emergencies.
Raising Generation ImmUnity: The 2023 Mid-Term Review Report
REPORT | June 2023
This report uses data from the first two years of the Alliance’s 2021-2025 strategic period to chart progress against the 2019 Investment Opportunity. The Alliance is on track to meet the majority of the key commitments made to donors. This includes supporting countries to immunise an additional 300 million children by 2025, delivering 3.2 billion vaccines, saving more than seven million lives and generating economic benefits of US$ 80-100 billion.
A preliminary assessment of COVAX’s impact in lower-income countries
WHITE PAPER | May 2023
Approximately 90% of COVAX-delivered COVID-19 doses have gone to lower-income economies. This represents the fastest and most complex global deployment of vaccines ever. But in terms of achieving equitable access during this pandemic, how successful has it been and where have its impacts been the greatest?
Malaria vaccine market shaping roadmap
WHITE PAPER | April 2023
The development of the world’s first safe and effective malaria vaccine is a truly historic breakthrough. However, to harness its potential to help save many of the more than 600,000 lives claimed by the disease every year, much work still needs to be done. That’s why Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, is setting out detailed plans to boost supplies of malaria vaccines, lower their costs, improve our understanding of demand, support vaccination programmes and create a supportive environment for future malaria vaccine innovation.
Building an emergency response decision-making framework for outbreaks of pandemic potential
DISCUSSION PAPER | April 2023
When an outbreak of an infectious disease starts to escalate, how should global health organisations decide on if, when and how to launch a response? To this end, Gavi is working with partners to develop a decision-making framework for outbreaks of pandemic potential that will define optimum interventions, specific to the outbreak, and unlock critical financing in response.
10 Learnings for the Alliance from the COVAX Humanitarian Buffer
DISCUSSION PAPER | February 2023
The following 10 learnings highlight the ways in which the COVAX Humanitarian Buffer (HB) and COVAX’s broader learnings in reaching humanitarian settings can contribute to both the Alliance’s work in routine immunisation, future preparedness and response efforts.
Gavi Expanding Sustainable Vaccine Manufacturing in Africa 2022
WHITE PAPER | 2 November 2022
The pandemic has highlighted new and pressing challenges to regional vaccine supply resilience as a critical factor in global health security. While 1.8 billion doses1 of COVID-19 vaccine have been shipped under COVAX, including 0.6 billion to Africa, early delays in obtaining doses on the African continent stimulated new resolve to address future supply security.
COVAX: key learnings for future pandemic preparedness and response
WHITE PAPER | 14 September 2022
Drawing on COVAX’s unique experience enabling an unprecedented global rollout at scale during a pandemic, this paper outlines the key challenges the mechanism faced in seeking to ensure equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines, the actions it took in response and recommendations for the future.
A New Era of Vaccine Manufacturing in Africa
WHITE PAPER | 22 June 2022
One of the prominent issues exposed by the COVID-19 pandemic is the urgent need to further diversify global vaccine manufacturing, particularly with regards to Africa. With the political realities of nationalism, trade barriers, and the absence of regional manufacturing capability and capacity, rapid and equitable global access to life-saving vaccines can be compromised, leading to delays that put lives at risk.
Taking stock of humanitarian access to pandemic vaccines
DISCUSSION PAPER | 22 June 2022
COVAX was launched in 2020 with equity as its foundational principle, and fundamental to its design from the outset was a vision to address the most unpredictable and hardest to fill gaps in global COVID-19 vaccine access.
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Last updated: 14 Jul 2025