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Spain: two decades of leadership in innovative global health financing

25 Mar 2026

For nearly 20 years, Spain has been a steadfast and increasingly ambitious partner in global immunisation, distinguished by its early and sustained embrace of innovative financing tools.

Italy: A founding partner and longstanding leader in vaccine financing

25 Mar 2026

For nearly two decades, Italy has been a leading supporter of global immunisation through IFFIm, of which it is a founding member.

Charting the next chapter: IFFIm launches strategic review ahead of its 20th anniversary

25 Mar 2026

The review focuses on IFFIm’s continuing role as financing partner for global immunisation in the years ahead.

IFFIm financing drives historic breakthrough in malaria vaccine affordability

20 Mar 2026

A novel IFFIm transaction enables Gavi and UNICEF to secure an equitable pricing agreement that will make malaria vaccines more affordable and expand access to millions of children, redefining what innovative finance can achieve.

Twenty years of IFFIm: the power of finance to save lives

20 Mar 2026

In a packed parliamentary chamber in Brasília, Gavi’s departing Chief Resource Mobilisation & Growth Officer Marie-Ange Saraka-Yao watched lawmakers debate whether Brazil should commit to a global financing instrument most had never heard of. The questions were pointed. The scepticism was real. Why commit public funds so far into the future?

Sierra Leone looks forward to “massive reduction” in cervical cancer after vaccine campaign

01 Dec 2025

An ambitious November campaign to protect a million girls with the HPV vaccine could mark a historic inflection point in Sierra Leone’s journey to elimination of the all-too-common cancer

"Relief" for mothers in Bayelsa state as malaria vaccine makes waves

07 Nov 2025

Cases among children appear to be in decline, say Bayelsa health workers and experts. In fact, when Akaba Primary Healthcare Centre in Bayelsa saw a spike of malaria cases in June, the majority of patients were – abnormally – adults.