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COVID-19 vaccine support

Gavi was a co-convener of COVAX, the leading supplier of free COVID-19 vaccines to low-income countries – which continue to receive COVID-19 vaccines and delivery support through Gavi's regular programmes in 2024–2025.

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Gavi was a co-convener of COVAX, the leading supplier of free COVID-19 vaccines to low-income countries – which continue to receive COVID-19 vaccines and delivery support through Gavi's regular programmes in 2024–2025.

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Ebola vaccine support

Gavi led efforts to fund and deploy the world’s first Ebola vaccine, launching a global stockpile in 2021.

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Gavi led efforts to fund and deploy the world’s first Ebola vaccine, launching a global stockpile in 2021.

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HPV vaccine support

Safe and effective human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine offers protection against at least 70% of all cervical cancer cases.

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Safe and effective human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine offers protection against at least 70% of all cervical cancer cases.

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Inactivated polio vaccine support

Countries are now introducing a second dose of inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) with full Gavi support.

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Countries are now introducing a second dose of inactivated polio vaccine (IPV) with full Gavi support.

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Japanese encephalitis vaccine support

Gavi supports the introduction of the Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccine into routine immunisation programmes, and funds catch-up campaigns.

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Gavi supports the introduction of the Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccine into routine immunisation programmes, and funds catch-up campaigns.

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Malaria vaccine support

Gavi supports the roll-out of the world’s first malaria vaccine – nearly 35 years in development – in sub-Saharan Africa. Read VaccinesWork articles related to malaria.

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Gavi supports the roll-out of the world’s first malaria vaccine – nearly 35 years in development – in sub-Saharan Africa. Read VaccinesWork articles related to malaria.

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Measles and measles-rubella vaccine support

Gavi-supported measles and measles-rubella vaccines protect against two devastating diseases.

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Gavi-supported measles and measles-rubella vaccines protect against two devastating diseases.

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Meningococcal vaccine support

Gavi-supported introductions into routine immunisation programmes and campaigns with meningococcal A vaccine have reached more than 401 million people, in addition to those reached through the Gavi-funded multivalent meningococcal vaccine stockpile for outbreak response.

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Gavi-supported introductions into routine immunisation programmes and campaigns with meningococcal A vaccine have reached more than 401 million people, in addition to those reached through the Gavi-funded multivalent meningococcal vaccine stockpile for outbreak response.

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Oral cholera vaccine support

Gavi helps to prevent cholera outbreaks and control endemic cholera through its support to the Global Oral Cholera Vaccine (OCV) Stockpile and preventive OCV programme.

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Gavi helps to prevent cholera outbreaks and control endemic cholera through its support to the Global Oral Cholera Vaccine (OCV) Stockpile and preventive OCV programme.

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Pentavalent vaccine support

Find out more about Gavi’s support for the pentavalent vaccine, which protects against five deadly diseases.

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Find out more about Gavi’s support for the pentavalent vaccine, which protects against five deadly diseases.

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Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine support

Gavi helps countries prevent pneumonia through routine vaccination and a one-time catch-up campaign at launch, as well as catalytic introduction support for middle-income countries. Pneumonia killed 725,557 children aged under 5 in 2021 alone.

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Gavi helps countries prevent pneumonia through routine vaccination and a one-time catch-up campaign at launch, as well as catalytic introduction support for middle-income countries. Pneumonia killed 725,557 children aged under 5 in 2021 alone.

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Rabies vaccine support

The funding window for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) vaccine opened in June 2024. Detailed guidelines are posted on the Gavi Support Guidelines webpage. Read VaccinesWork articles related to rabies.

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The funding window for rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) vaccine opened in June 2024. Detailed guidelines are posted on the Gavi Support Guidelines webpage. Read VaccinesWork articles related to rabies.

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Rotavirus vaccine support

Gavi supports countries to introduce and roll out the rotavirus vaccine, including catalytic introduction support for middle-income countries, protecting against severe and deadly diarrhoea that killed more than 108,000 children under five in low- and middle-income countries in 2021.

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Gavi supports countries to introduce and roll out the rotavirus vaccine, including catalytic introduction support for middle-income countries, protecting against severe and deadly diarrhoea that killed more than 108,000 children under five in low- and middle-income countries in 2021.

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Typhoid conjugate vaccine support

Gavi funding for the new typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV), which protects against typhoid fever and can curb antimicrobial resistance, became available in 2018.

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Gavi funding for the new typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV), which protects against typhoid fever and can curb antimicrobial resistance, became available in 2018.

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Yellow fever vaccine support

Gavi provides yellow fever vaccine support for its introduction into routine immunisation programmes, as well as funding for campaigns in high-risk countries and an emergency stockpile in case of outbreaks.

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Gavi provides yellow fever vaccine support for its introduction into routine immunisation programmes, as well as funding for campaigns in high-risk countries and an emergency stockpile in case of outbreaks.

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Last updated: 28 Oct 2024

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