The #BigCatchUp initiative aims to close immunisation gaps and restore global immunisation levels after the pandemic. Significant progress has been made but challenges persist: bit.ly/3wsPElo

Dozens of people in Argentina are critically ill with ‘atypical’ pneumonia. But this is unlikely to be another pandemic looming. Here’s why: bit.ly/3xZpHud Via The Conversation

Nigeria recently became the first country to roll out a new vaccine that protects people against five strains of meningococcus bacteria. Here’s what you need to know about the new vaccine and its likely impact: bit.ly/4a1JSFg

Between 2000-2022 we worked with 40 country partners across Africa to reach 438 million children with routine immunisation, averting 11.1 million future deaths. Here’s our breakdown of our impact on the continent since 2000: bit.ly/3EQUjNL

This week, we welcomed @Gavi CEO Dr. Sania Nishtar to USAID. Dr. Nishtar has taken the helm of a critical health partnership for the United States. We look forward to continuing our support to Gavi's work in strengthening immunization systems and promoting health equity for all.

Dozens of people in Argentina are critically ill amid a ‘mysterious’ #pneumonia outbreak. Here’s what you need to know about psittacosis AKA parrot fever: bit.ly/3xZpHud Via The Conversation

Data from World Health Organization (WHO) shows that vaccines alone accounted for 40% of the decline in infant mortality since 1974. By investing in vaccine research and programs like @Gavi, we can build a world where every child has a shot at a healthy life. #VaccinesWork vox.com/future-perfect…

The #BigCatchUp initiative was launched a year ago to address declining rates of immunisation rates after the pandemic. Case studies from Syria, Madagascar and Somalia highlight the significant progress made so far: bit.ly/3wsPElo

In January 2023, Wizara ya Afya Tanzania 🇹🇿 launched an ambitious campaign to reverse backsliding on routine childhood immunisation after the pandemic. Learn how their #BigCatchUp efforts have gained important ground: bit.ly/4a7BfJg

Thank you Senator Dr Sania Nishtar for meeting with Canadian advocates. ONE Canada will be working with you so that 🇨🇦 continues to be a strong supporter of
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, which only in Africa has helped save 11 million lives--and more around the 🌍. Now that's impact! #VaccineWorks

Une analyse de l'impact des 50 années du programme élargi de vaccination met en évidence la valeur extraordinaire de la vaccination gavi.org/fr/vaccineswor…

The Hantavirus family is known to have a whole range of accomplices, with each viral family member having one or two specific species of rodents acting as its spreading agent. Here’s why Hantaviruses have earned a place on CEPI’ Viral Most Wanted: bit.ly/3Ult6eo

These 5 innovations could be the key to unlocking a malaria-free world. Read more: bit.ly/3UIDIWg

New World Health Organization (WHO) data shows that measles cases nearly doubled from 2022-2023. Fortunately, we have tools to stop the spread.

Organizations like @Gavi are working with partners to strengthen routine immunization around the🌎and get people the vaccines they need. n.pr/4a5GXvl

You may have read about the history of vaccines, but what about the discovery of the equipment that safely stores and transports lifesaving doses? Check out our long read on the fascinating history of the cold chain: bit.ly/4a41TCI

In December 2023, the Gavi Board approved a US$ 290 million envelope to accelerate the implementation of the #BigCatchUp initiative which aims to strengthen immunisation systems after the pandemic. What progress has been made so far? bit.ly/3wsPElo

My latest piece in Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
on how / why Tanzania has emerged a frontrunner in child immunisation Post-Covid. gavi.org/vaccineswork/t…

In the global effort to get immunisation back on track post-pandemic, Tanzania has emerged as a frontrunner thanks to a large, ambitious routine immunisation catch-up strategy with a focus on reaching #zerodosechildren : bit.ly/4a7BfJg UNICEF Tanzania Wizara ya Afya Tanzania 🇹🇿

Since 1974, vaccines have saved 154 million lives! That has required hundreds of thousands of fridges, freezers and other equipment to store vaccines at the optimal temperature. Read our deep dive into the history of the cold chain to learn more: bit.ly/4a41TCI

Are combination vaccines the future of immunization programs? A new paper in The Lancet Global Health with PATH Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance World Health Organization (WHO) Wits University says yes, offering tangible, innovative steps for how to move past some of the obstacles currently faced. path.org/our-impact/art…