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15th GAVI BOARD MEETING
Geneva, Switzerland, 28-29 April 2005
Summary Report

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  • Patrick Zuber, WHO
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  • 8. Hep B, Hib and yellow fever in phase 2

    • Hep B, Hib and Yellow Fever vaccine support policies in Phase 2 should be revisited so that underlying issues such as co-financing and transition to combination vaccines are integrated.

    The Board:

      8.1 Requested the Secretariat to lead a process to develop recommendations for any revision of policies regarding support for Hep B and Hib in GAVI phase 2, ensuring appropriate technical and policy input, for submission to the July meeting.

      8.2 Requested a regional team to evaluate the progress on yellow fever, including the yellow fever stockpile, and provide recommendations for Phase 2 by July Board.

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    Topics:

    1. Global Immunization Vision and Strategy (GIVS)
    2. The Vaccine Fund financial forecast
    3. Looking forward to phase 2; GAVI funding principles
    4. Investment Case review process
    5. Advance market mechanisms
    6. The evolving vaccine pipeline
    7. Long-term vaccine procurement strategy
    8. HepB, Hib and yellow fever in phase 2
    9. Update on the Health System Support (HSS) investment case
    10. Update on the International Finance Facility for Immunization (IFFIm)
    11. 2006-07 GAVI strategic framework and work plan
    12. In camera session
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