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The need for humanitarian funding is huge. So why aren’t there more IFFIms?
It's now been 17 years since the International Finance Facility for Immunisation - IFFIm - came to market with its first bond issue, frontloading over 20 years of forward pledges from 6 sovereign donors. Since then, IFFIm has expanded its…
IFFIm increases its most recent bond by US$ 250 million to total US$ 1 billion
The US$ 250 million increase will bring the total size of the April 2026 bond to US$ 1 billion.The proceeds will provide US$ 250 million in additional funding for Gavi’s core immunisation programmes and the Gavi COVAX Advance Market Commitment (AMC…
GAVI initiatives applauded in Japan
Programmes in public-private partnership, such as IFFIm, held up as models for Japanese corporate sector GAVI CEO Dr. Seth Berkley was a featured speaker at a global health symposium that included five Japanese companies, the Japanese Foreign…
Lessons on COVID-19 from Africa: Q&A with Hassatou N’Sele
Hassatou N’Sele joined IFFIm’s Board of Directors on 1 July 2021. As the Treasurer of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) based in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, she leads the expansion of the AfDB capital markets activities across the globe. Ms N’…
IFFIm returns to market with £300 million 3-year bond to support global vaccine programs
London, 3 June 2025 – The International Finance Facility for Immunisation (IFFIm) Company has successfully priced a £300 million, 3-year fixed-rate bond to support global immunisation programs. Today’s transaction represents a remarkable return to…
Brazil to become IFFIm donor, Italy increases funding
Italy and Brazil have pledged US$ 37 million and US$ 20 million respectively to IFFIm to support GAVI's vaccination programmes. London, 14 June 2011 - Italy and Brazil pledged US$ 57 million to IFFIm at the GAVI Alliance’s first pledging conference…
IFFIm takes the spotlight at Gavi’s Raising Generation ImmUnity conference
On 13 June, current and former Board members Ken Lay, Doris Herrera-Pol, Christopher “Edge” Egerton-Warburton and Francesca Manno, a Director in the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance, made IFFIm the focus of a high-level plenary session, “…
True grit: In Nepal, health workers go the distance to deliver vaccines
When it comes to getting vaccines to everyone who needs them, the “last mile” covered by health workers remains the hardest. Even as COVAX, with US$ 975 million in disbursements from IFFIm, delivers billions of doses to 92 low-income countries, for…
Channeling private sector participation to optimise results: Q&A with Ingrid van Wees
Ingrid van Wees joined the IFFIm board on 1 October 2021. Until December 2021 she was Vice President for Finance and Risk Management of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), based in Manila, the Philippines. She moved to development banking after a…
IFFIm widely recognised for innovation
As the first development finance entity in history to attract long-term, irrevocable and legally binding commitments from donors, IFFIm has built a strong reputation for innovation. IFFIm's inaugural Uridashi bond included among the market'…
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