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Home page
[Mother and child at the Boane clinic, Mozambique]
Credit: Heidi Larson
[African mother and baby singing]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ91-0906/Roger Lemoyne
More about GAVI page
[Mother and child in clinic in Niger]
Credit: UNICEF/C4-10/Carolyn Watson
Caption:
First step forward: immunization at a clinic
for mothers and babies, Niger
The Vaccine Fund
page
[Mother, child and health worker in clinic,
Bangladesh]
Credit: UNICEF/91-235/Bangladesh/Shehzad Noorani
Caption: A safer future: a Bangladeshi child
receives measles vaccine
Financing Immunization
- Introduction page
[Young mother with baby]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ94-1259/Giacomo Pirozzi
Caption: Health works: immunized babies face
a better future and their parents can earn a living
- Financing Immunization
[Grandmother and Granddaughter, Cuba]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ-0420/Cuba/David Barbour
Caption: Grandmother and granddaughter: the
challenge for governments is to ensure a stable health system
that can immunize generation after generation
- Promoting the development of vaccines
for low-income and middle-income countries
[Rotavirus]
Credit: Brian Sheehan, Yeager Labs
- Forecasting vaccine demand
[Vaccine manufacturing]
Credit: Aventis Pasteur Ltd.
First vaccines delivered: a photo report from
Mozambique, 6 April 2001
[Dr Francisco Songane with Bill Gates, Sr.]
Credit: Lisa Jacobs
Caption: Dr Francisco Songane, Minister of Health, Mozambique, with
Bill Gates, Sr., Co-Chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation,
being welcomed to the Boane clinic.
[Graça Machel addresses journalists]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ01-0156/Giacomo Pirozzi
Caption: Graça Machel, former first-lady of Mozambique and
child rights campaigner (far right) addresses journalists at the
Boane clinic.
[Mother and child at Boane clinic]
Credit: Heidi Larson
Caption: Confident future: mother and child at the Boane clinic.
[Mother and child behind safety bozes and equipment]
Credit: Lisa Jacobs
Caption: Safety first: safety boxes and auto-disable syringes are
an integral part of the vaccination programme.
[Mozambican infant girl]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ01-0145/Giacomo Pirozzi
Caption: Special delivery: Mozambican infant girl Aurera Ndhaze,
her immunization record card close at hand, at a clinic in Boane,
Maputo province, where children received the first round of GAVI-provided
vaccine on 6 April.
Health, immunization and economic growth
page
[Girl at school, Central African republic]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ93-1942/Giacomo Pirozzi
Caption:
Free to learn: immunized children have a better
chance of a decent education
How you can help page
[Baby with red hat being immunized]
Credit: UNICEF/HQ92-1645/Roger Lemoyne
Caption: A good start: a child is immunized in
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
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