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Investors welcome the return of IFFIm’s “Vaccine Bonds” to the Japanese debt market
Vaccine bonds offered to Japanese retail investors to help pay for health and immunisation programmes in the world's poorest countries "It is particularly gratifying to have been involved in the arrangement of this bond issue, the proceeds of which…
COVAX begins vaccine rollout amid global supply challenges
Camel riders traverse Northern Kenya to spread the word about COVID-19 vaccines. Planes bearing half a million vaccines touch down in Manila. Mongolian villagers gather in a health centre waiting room in Batsumber. Around the world, millions of…
Bond investors speed up access to life saving vaccines
Backed by six European nations, US$1 billion inaugural bond launch responds to yellow fever threat Geneva, May 31, 2007 - The GAVI Alliance announced today it will distribute almost US$1 billion in funds in 2007, raised by the International…
Spanish Council of Ministers approve IFFIm contribution
Council of Ministers approve a contribution from Spain to the GAVI Alliance amounting to 240 million dollars Madrid, 7 July 2006 - Today the Council of Ministers approved a contribution from Spain to the GAVI Alliance amounting to 240 million…
Jessica Pulay joins IFFIm Board of Directors
Finance executive brings deep experience of public and private sector funding London, 19 March 2020 – Jessica Pulay has been appointed to the Board of Directors of IFFIm, the International Finance Facility for Immunisation, and will serve a three-…
Veterans of Ghana’s immunisation programme look back
At the World Health Assembly of 1974, countries committed to a programme of routine childhood vaccination. In 1978, Ghana put its pledge into practice. The years since have seen profound, if not always linear, progress.by Francis Kokutse
'Vaccine bonds' offered in Japan will help save children’s lives in the developing world
A "vaccine bond" expected to be offered in Japan next month aims to accelerate efforts to immunise children in the world's poorest countries against deadly diseases Tokyo, 27 February 2008 - A "vaccine bond" expected to be offered in Japan next…
Addis Action Agenda highlights role of IFFIm model
Ethiopia Conference billed as critical building block in identifying new Sustainable Development Goals calls for wider application of IFFIm funding mechanism Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 16 July 2015 – The Financing for Development Conference has called…
Board members highlight IFFIm’s value at high-profile events in spring 2025
This spring, IFFIm Board members Rachel Turner and Ingrid van Wees took center stage at major global events, emphasising the power of innovative finance in a pivotal moment for global immunisation. Their discussions underscored how IFFIm’s model…
René Karsenti to become new Chair of IFFIm Board
Outgoing Chair Alan Gillespie oversaw raising of US$ 3.6 billion René Karsenti will take over as IFFIm Board Chair on 24 February Washington DC and Geneva, 3 February 2012 - René Karsenti has been appointed as the new Board Chair of the…
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