Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, helps vaccinate half the world’s children against deadly and debilitating diseases. French posts @gavi_fr
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What does it take to deploy new tuberculosis vaccines that could save ~7.3 million lives over the coming decades? We asked the experts: bit.ly/47sZnr5
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The lower the cost, the greater the impact! We’re proud to announce our new deal with UNICEF to reduce the price of the RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine by approximately 40%, saving US$ 50 million between 2027-2029: bit.ly/4kaLpkU
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The lower the cost, the greater the impact! We’re proud to announce our new deal with @UNICEF to reduce the price of the RTS,S/AS01 malaria vaccine by approximately 40%, saving US$ 50 million between 2027-2029: bit.ly/4kaLpkU
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In 2025, countries immunised more than 73 million children with Gavi support, more than in any previous year. This takes the total since 2000 past 1.3 billion, which is roughly one in six people alive today.
Here’s how global immunisation is helping build a healthier, more equitable future: gavi.org/progress-report
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Fridge-free vaccines could transform immunisation services. But technology alone won't solve the challenge of reaching every child.
Here’s why experts caution that this innovation, while welcome, is not a silver bullet for the communities most often left behind: bit.ly/4ifzUWV Via The Conversation
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Vaccines are often said to be victims of their own success because people forget how devastating these preventable diseases can be. But when vaccine rates fall, these forgotten diseases can return with a vengeance, with devastating consequences: bit.ly/482xuWU Via The Conversation
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From trainee physician to CEO of @gavi, what can Dr Sania Nishtar's 30+ year career journey tell us about the future of global health?
Hear her unique insights at our International Health Lecture with @acmedsci🌎
📍 London
📅 Wed Nov 4, 2026
Register: spkl.io/60117VIhD
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Malaria elimination can sound like an impossible goal, but in Ghana, it’s starting to look increasingly tangible.
Sustained investment in vaccines, prevention, treatment and community engagement has led to a 98% reduction in deaths since 2011, putting elimination “within reach.”
Read the full story: bit.ly/4e80yQg
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Preparing to rollout next-generation #tuberculosis vaccines takes careful planning to shape policies, inform implementation strategies and decide who to prioritise. Two South African experts dive into the logistics of ensuring these new vaccines will have the maximum possible impact: bit.ly/47sZnr5
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“Now, we can visit the health facility at any hour of the day or night.” For Sara, solar power means healthcare closer to home, even after dark. With @gavi support, @UNICEF has helped solar-power 296 health facilities across Zambia, strengthening care and immunization.
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The XFG variant, AKA the ‘American COVID’ variant, has been circulating for more than a year and is currently the most common form of SARS-CoV-2 globally. Here's everything you need to know: bit.ly/4eHSl5w
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Pleased to share that @Gavi has once again been recognised as a “Very High Performer” in the latest Global Health 50/50 annual report. Gavi has maintained this top score since 2021, which reflects our strong commitment to gender equality in the workplace: bit.ly/3VVxtkW
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More than 1,800 measles cases, one targeted response.
Malawi’s Ministry of Health is bringing vaccines into schools and working with parent-teacher associations and religious leaders to close immunity gaps:
bit.ly/4ySHdeh @health_malawi
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As devastating flash floods wreaked havoc in Nepal, dedicated health workers stepped up to prevent a deadly cholera epidemic with an effective vaccination campaign: bit.ly/4BwbktQ
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Four countries introduced #typhoid conjugate vaccines (TCVs) with @gavi support in 2025, reaching more than 80M children through introduction campaigns. 👏
Celebrating our progress to #TakeOnTyphoid and other preventable diseases!
2025 put health systems under enormous pressure, from conflict and climate shocks to rising debt and unprecedented cuts to development assistance.
Yet amid that historic uncertainty, countries continued to expand protection against preventable disease, reach more children and invest more of their own resources in immunisation.
Gavi’s latest Annual Progress Report captures the scale of that progress, and the work that still lies ahead.
Scroll down through eight numbers that help tell the story of 2025, and read more about what sustained investment in vaccines has made possible on VaccinesWork: bit.ly/4jJbqrh
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We’re delighted to be recognised as a “Very High Performer” for the sixth consecutive year in the latest Global Health 50/50 annual report. Thank you @GlobalHlth5050 for recognising our commitment to gender equity at both the programmatic and organisational levels: bit.ly/3VVxtkW
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Many thanks to my @Gavi colleagues based in Washington DC for joining today’s townhall meeting here in Geneva to update us on your latest projects and priorities. It was a great chance to connect, welcome new colleagues and reflect.
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Cervical cancer is preventable, and we are accelerating the fight to eliminate it.
In 2025, a record-breaking 35 million+ girls received the HPV vaccine in a single year, bringing the number of girls to 95 million.
Learn more about this historic moment and other 2025 immunisation milestones: gavi.org/progress-report
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How can studying healthy gut bacteria uncover clues on how to tackle the growing threat of antibiotic resistance?
Here’s what one disease ecologist discovered when studying residents of a densely populated urban informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya: bit.ly/4jpPvFH Via The Conversation
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