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Funding
Status, as of 14 November 2022
Contributions
Our funding gap
US$ 329 mn
Support the ACT-Accelerator transition from emergency mode to sustainable disease control
The Transition Plan funding gap of US$ 386m (October 2022 to March 2023) is based on actual demand for COVID-19 tools rather than the funding needed to reach global targets. It is a minimum, with funding urgently required for the highest priority needs.
Funding will be needed beyond the transition period into the medium and longer term to support the integration of COVID-19 work into core/routine health programmes. This will need to be complimented by additional funding to support the recovery from COVID-19 related setbacks to other critical health services.
Everyone has a role to play.
For more detailed information:
ACT-Accelerator Transition Plan (1 Oct 2022 to 31 Mar 2023)
Plan of how ACT-A will support countries as the world transitions to long-term COVID-19 control.
Consolidated Financing Framework for ACT-A Agency & In-Country Needs
Financial needs broken down by agency, together with fair share contributions requested from higher income countries.
How to contribute
Grant funding is needed by ACT-Accelerator agencies, which are responsible for implementation and reporting on the use of funds.
Institutional donors should contact agencies directly (click to generate email to relevant contact): CEPI, FIND, Gavi, Global Fund, GFF, UNICEF, Unitaid, Wellcome, WHO.
Individuals can support the ACT-Accelerator by contributing to one of its constituent agencies:
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WHO Foundation’s Go Give One campaign for Vaccines for everyone, everywhere
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UNICEF’s campaign for the ACT-Accelerator
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Global Fund, which drives work on diagnostics and the Health Systems & Response Connector
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Gavi to support COVID-19 vaccination
