Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has successfully vaccinated 1.1 billion children globally since its inception in 2000, focusing on lower-resource nations. It financially assists countries to acquire vaccines and supports the logistics of distribution. While the United States has been a prominent contributor, its recent cancellation of a promised $2.53 billion grant poses new challenges for Gavi in securing future funding. Despite this setback, Gavi continues to promote self-sufficiency in vaccine programs, encouraging nations like Indonesia to transition from beneficiaries to donors.
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, has vaccinated 1.1 billion children since its founding in 2000, helping lower-resource countries combat devastating diseases.
Countries are encouraged to take responsibility for their own vaccine programs, with Indonesia graduating from a beneficiary to a donor status.
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