Collins says State Department will reinstate funding for global humanitarian vaccine alliance
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Last year, after the U.S. had cancelled its contribution to the international implicity of Gavi, the government in Washington wanted to release money again. 600 million dollars (about 527 million euros) should go to Gavi, it was said on Tuesday. Gavi is a public-private alliance for the supply of vaccines to developing countries. The U.S. had cancelled its contributions to the alliance last year. Impfsceptic health minister Robert Kennedy Jr. ju…
The United States is preparing to release $600 million in support of the Gavi Vaccine Alliance, returning to a freeze decision made by the Minister of Health last year.
The United States will provide the Alliance with the Gavi vaccine $600 million of funding that had been frozen last year by Trump's minister of health vaccineosceptics, announced Tuesday an influential American senator. ...
Collins says State Department will reinstate funding for global humanitarian vaccine alliance
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) said Tuesday that the State Department is set to reinstate funding for a global humanitarian vaccine program after the Trump administration previously paused the program. “It is welcome news that following our recent outreach, the State Department has committed to contributing the full $600 million for GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance,” Collins said in a Tuesday press release.
The US wants to make money available again to the international Impfallianz Gavi.
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