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RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS UPDATE BOARD MEETING Marie-Ange Saraka-Yao 2-3 December 2015, Geneva Reach every child www.gavi.org Replenishment outcomes: over US$ 7.5 billion 2016-2020 US$ 280 Million via IFFIm 2


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www.gavi.org

RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND PRIVATE SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS UPDATE

BOARD MEETING Marie-Ange Saraka-Yao 2-3 December 2015, Geneva

Reach every child

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Replenishment outcomes: over US$ 7.5 billion 2016-2020

US$ 280 Million via IFFIm

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Regional sovereign donor trends

In US$ millions

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Key outcome of second replenishment: More diverse financing base

Donor pledges

London, 2011

Donor pledges

Berlin, 2015

Note: does not yet include potential Japan pledge

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Status of 2016-2020 pledges Conversion to secured resources 54%

SECURED US$ 3.9 BILLION

21%

TO BE SECURED US$ 1.5 BILLION

25%

PENDING US$ 1.8 BILLION

75%

TO BE SECURED

US$ 5.4 BILLION by 31 Dec 2015

NOTE: % secured vs pledged based on denominator of US$ 7.2 Billion [current denominator as of Q3 2015]. This denominator will fluctuate depending on FX rates.

*ALL COMMITMENTS PAID PER ANNUM

Requires continual engagement throughout 2016-2020 to ensure full and on-time payments Alwaleed Philanthropies The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Canada (main grant) China European Commission (DCI) France (buydown) Germany (multilateral) Ireland (2015) Oman Qatar Korea (top-up) United Kingdom

PLEDGE STATUS

Australia France (IFFIm) Luxembourg Norway The Netherlands (Direct & Matching Fund) Saudi Arabia Sweden (1st year) Canada (top-up) European Commission (ACP & DCI) Germany (multi- & bilateral) Ireland (2016-2020) Italy Japan (new) The Netherlands (IFFIm) Sweden (remaining years) United States

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NOTES: Does not include non-sovereign and private sector pledges. FX rate applied as of Q3 2015.

Sovereign pledges & secured resources by election year

Elections 2015 Elections 2016-2017 Elections 2018-2020 No elections 2016-2020

7%

Pending: Germany (multi-/bilateral) Ireland (2016-20) Netherlands (IFFIm) United States To be secured by EOY 2015: Australia France (IFFIm) Luxembourg Netherlands (direct+MF) Norway

55%

Secured: France (buydown) Germany (multilateral) Ireland (2015)

37% 1%

Pending: EC (ACP+DCI) Italy Sweden (remaining years) To be secured by EOY 2015: Sweden (first year) To be secured by EOY 2015: Saudi Arabia Secured: China Oman Qatar Secured: EC (DCI) India United Kingdom Pending: Canada (top-up) Secured: Canada (main grant)

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INNOVATIVE

FINANCING

SCALE

PRIVATE SECTOR

DEEPEN

NEW DONORS

SECURE

PLEDGES

Bridging the gap from pledges to long-term sustainable resources

SECURE In light

  • f

donor electoral cycles and competing development priorities, work to turn remaining Berlin pledges into signed legal agreements through targeted and bipartisan advocacy efforts in donor markets DEEPEN Further develop relationships with new and emerging donors to ensure sustainable engagement over the long-term SCALE Implement new private sector strategy including plans to realise the matching funds and scale

  • perational partnerships focused on acceleration of

coverage and equity and cost savings INNOVATE Fully utilise existing innovative finance mechanisms (IFFIm, AMC, MF) and develop appropriate and tailored mechanisms to attract new and sustain existing investments (e.g. loan buy-downs, etc…) COUNTRY

CO-FINANCING & MARKET SHAPING

COUNTRY CO-FINANCING AND MARKET SHAPING Country engagement and domestic resource mobilisation along with continued work to secure sustainable vaccine supply at affordable prices.

SUSTAINABLE RESOURCES BERLIN PLEDGES US$ 7.539 BILLION

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