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Gates Foundation commits $1.75 billion to GAVI to vaccinate 300 million more children
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The Gates Foundation pledged $1.75 billion to GAVI's 2021–2025 strategic period — its largest-ever single commitment to the vaccine alliance — to expand childhood immunization in the world's 57 poorest countries and reach 300 million additional children. The pledge was made during the COVID-19 pandemic as Gates publicly urged donors not to reduce vaccine investment despite economic strain.
Source: https://www.gavi.org/news/media-room/gavi-board-approves-2021-2025-strategy
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