Investing in Gavi
Gavi’s work is funded through direct contributions from governments, foundations and regional funds, via innovative finance instruments such as the International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIm), as well as partnerships with multilateral development banks, development finance institutions and the private sector.
Funding
Long-term commitments to Gavi in the form of contributions from public and private donors and innovative finance cashflows allow us to provide programme predictability to countries as well as to shape vaccine markets.
Our donors
As a public-private partnership, Gavi is funded by governments, foundations, institutions, organisations, corporations and private individuals.
Innovative financing
Innovative finance mechanisms attract a diverse range of donors and investors while delivering long-term, predictable funding to Gavi-supported countries.
Resource mobilisation model
Resource mobilisation model
Gavi's resource mobilisation model involves partnerships with key public and private donors, empowerment of implementing countries, shaping of vaccine markets, and collaboration with civil society and other stakeholders.
Partnering with business
Corporations, private individuals and foundations play a vital role in meeting Gavi needs, accounting for a fifth of the total funding for 2000–2020.
INFUSE
Drawing on the comparative advantages of businesses, governments and other partners, Gavi created INFUSE to help countries accelerate the introduction of cutting edge technology.