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Kenya’s main vaccine donor GAVI extends support to 2029
Kenya BioVax Institute CEO Dr Michael Lusiola (left), World Bank Vice President for Human Development Mamta Murthi (centre) and State Department for Medical Services PS Harry Mutai when they toured Kenya BioVax Institute in Embakasi, Nairobi on February 7, 2024.
Photo credit: File | Evans Habil | Nation Media Group
The Global Alliance of Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) has extended its support to Kenya by two years to 2029, helping avert a looming crisis in primary healthcare.
Health PS Harry Kimutai disclosed GAVI’s extension on Wednesday, a move aimed at ensuring that the country, through the Kenya BioVax Institute, can start formulating vaccines locally.
