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Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th 2011. An Immunization Financing Toolkit World Bank and the GAVI Alliance. IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy­Makers and Program Managers. GAVI Alliance and World Bank HNP team GAVI Trust Fund - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

An Immunization Financing Toolkit

World Bank and the GAVI Alliance

Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health SpecialistMay 4th 2011

Page 2: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

• GAVI Alliance and World Bank– HNP team– GAVI Trust Fund

• Sustained predictable financing– International, regional, domestic tools– Private and public finance

• Toolkit for government– Accessible, updated, web-based– Range of options presented

Source: www.worldbank.org

Page 3: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Strategy and Planning – Briefs 1 &2• The Importance of Immunization Financing

– Higher costs of vaccines– Higher marginal costs at higher coverage levels– Changes in international donor financing for health

• Immunization Resource Needs, Planning, and Budgeting – Comprehensive multi-year plan with– Cost and financing plan within– Multi-year health budget within– Available Fiscal space

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IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Country Level Mechanisms– Briefs 3 to 7• Tax-Based Financing

– Largest source of program financing in most countries– Appropriate for highly cost effective public good– Underfunded relative to needs in many LMIC– Decentralization may threaten service delivery

• Risk pooling• User Fees

– Associated with lower utilization of services– Can add to financial burden of poor households– Waiver programs can be inefficient– May have the potential to improve service access & quality– May formalize existing informal fee systems

Page 5: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Country Level Mechanisms– Briefs 3 to 7• National Trust Funds

– Predictable and potentially highly sustainable– Long term protection of resources – potentially tax free– Useful when sudden availability of new resources

• Other Country level Innovative Financing Mechanisms– Oil revenues (Mexico)– Lotteries (Costa Rica)– Luxury and Sin taxes (Tajikistan, Vietnam, Haiti)

Page 6: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

International Assistance– Briefs 8 to 11• Development Project Assistance• Developmental Loans for Immunization• Budget Support• Debt Relief

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IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Vaccine Market Mechanisms– Briefs 12 to 15• Pooled procurement• UNICEF Vaccine Independence Initiative• Tiered Market Pricing• Vaccine Production and the Market

Page 8: Robert Oelrichs, Senior Health Specialist May 4 th  2011

IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Innovative Financing Mechanisms– Briefs 16 to 19• The International Facility for Immunization• Advance Market Commitments• Airline Ticket Tax• Results-based Financing

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IMMUNIZATION FINANCING TOOLKIT A Resource for Policy Makers and Program Managers

Comparison of Immunization Financing Options