Gavi Consultations
UPCOMING CONSULTATIONS
We are excited to announce the upcoming session of Gavi Talks, focusing on “Malaria Vaccine Introductions in Africa.” This insightful event will be held on 3rd September, from 1 – 2.30pm CET.
This session will feature key stakeholders sharing their experiences, findings, and lessons learned from malaria vaccine introductions across Africa. We look forward to your participation and contributions.
Funding Policy Review Overview
Gavi is currently undertaking a comprehensive Funding Policy Review (FPR) to align its funding policies with the recently approved Gavi 6.0 strategy and better meet country needs. The review includes the co-financing policy, the Eligibility and Transition Policy (ELTRACO), and the Health System Strengthening (HSS) policy. These revised policies aim to streamline Gavi’s funding approach, enhance effectiveness, and support sustainable immunisation programs. Stakeholder consultations, including those with the CSO constituency, are integral to this process, ensuring diverse perspectives and inputs are considered in policy development.
CSO Constituency Consultations
Country multi-stakeholder Virtual Consultations:
Gavi 6.0 Funding Policies: Health Systems Strategy & Policy Consultations (120 minutes)
PREVIOUS CONSULTATIONS
Consultation on Gavi’s Vaccine Investment Strategy 2024
The Gavi CSO Constituency held a consultation led by Gavi to gather input from civil society organizations (CSOs) on the 2024 Vaccine Investment Strategy (VIS). The VIS aims to evaluate and prioritize new vaccines for Gavi’s..
CONSULTATION ON GAVI’S 2026 – 2030 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - 12th June, 2024
The Investment Opportunity and Gavi 6.0 documents are instruments developed by Gavi. While the Gavi 6.0 strategy is a comprehensive document that was developed following a consultative process, the Investment Opportunity…
Notes of Gavi 6.0: CSO Consultation’s on Fragility and Humanitarian Engagement held on 27th March 2024
This session focused on the challenges and opportunities for immunization in fragile and humanitarian settings. The session was facilitated by Mary Gallagher (whom held brief for Bvudzai).