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Annual Progress Report 2020
Welcome to Gavi’s 2020 Annual Progress Report, the fifth in a series of five covering this strategic period.
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TOGETHER WE HAVE ACHIEVED, 2000-2020
>888MILLION CHILDREN
vaccinated through routine programmes
>1.19billion vaccinations
through vaccination campaigns
>15million
future deaths prevented
The successes of 2020 are a testament to the power of the Vaccine Alliance
Since Gavi was established in 2000, in its mission to save lives, reduce poverty and protect the world against the
threat of epidemics and pandemics has helped vaccinate more than 888 million children in 73 countries through the end of 2020 – preventing more than 15 million future deaths.
The successes of 2020 are a testament to the power of the Vaccine Alliance – from our core partners to the dedicated, passionate people in countries and communities upon whose hard work and expertise we rely every day to protect the next generation.
As we stand side by side with countries to battle COVID-19, the Alliance maintains a relentless focus on keeping immunisation programmes running, to ensure the pandemic leaves no one behind.
As the core of Gavi’s work, life-saving immunisation represents a beacon of hope in these uncertain times: the foundation for the healthy future every child deserves, and on which our interconnected world depends.
Highlighting key data, partnerships and milestones, the 2020 Annual Progress Report offers insights into our progress last year, while looking at what’s ahead – including the Vaccine Alliance’s role in the global COVID-19 response.
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Past progress reports
View allWelcome to Gavi’s 2020 Annual Progress Report, the fifth in a series of five covering this strategic period.
Welcome to Gavi’s 2019 Annual Progress Report, the fourth in a series of five covering this strategic period.
In this edition of our Annual Progress Report, we look back at the third year of the 2016-2020 strategic period and provide a global context for the work of the Vaccine Alliance.
The annual progress report gives a comprehensive overview of the activities and performance of the GAVI Alliance, illustrating the work and achievements of this public-private partnership.
The annual progress report gives a comprehensive overview of the activities and performance of the GAVI Alliance, illustrating the work and achievements of this public-private partnership.
Marking the end of GAVI's first decade, the 2010 Progress Report shows how unprecedented demand, accelerated access to vaccines and strong country ownership have helped save over five million future deaths.
GAVI's 2009 Progress Report paints a picture of developing country commitment and ownership of GAVI programmes. By the end of the year, over 250 million additional children had been vaccinated through GAVI support.
By the end of 2008, 3.4 million future deaths have been averted through GAVI support for vaccines. In 2008, GAVI undergoes governance and administrative changes, becoming a Swiss international organisation.
2007 was a landmark year for GAVI: it was the initial year of GAVI's first strategic plan; the new health system strengthening programme starts; over 80% of countries eligible for support receive funding for NVS, INS and ISS.
Gavi Progress Report 2007 Summary
2007 was a landmark year for GAVI: it was the initial year of GAVI's first strategic plan; the new health system strengthening programme starts; over 80% of countries eligible for support receive funding for NVS, INS and ISS.
This report for 2006 is the first of the new 10-year phase of operations which will take us to 2015 and beyond.
In the first five years of GAVI, 15 million more children were reached with basic vaccines, 99 million were reached with new vaccines and 1.2 billion auto-disable syringes were delivered.
After five years in operation, 71 countries out of 75 GAVI-eligible countries have received GAVI support, with one third of resources directed toward strengthening health systems in poorest countries.
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