Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance has pushed back its high-level replenishment summit by three months. It’s now hosting the event on June 25, where it’s asking donors — including governments, private organizations, and individuals — for at least $9 billion to fund its work from 2026 through 2030.
The event, which was previously scheduled for March 19 and 20, will be hosted in Brussels, coinciding with the European Council Meeting.
When the public-private partnership initially launched its replenishment ask last June — it was already facing a precarious funding environment, with global health funding remaining mostly flat for more than a decade, and multiple funds and organizations simultaneously vying for donors to give — including the World Health Organization, the International Development Association, and the Pandemic Fund.