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Global Alliance For Vaccines And Immunisation

EDM number 1239 in 2009-10, proposed by Andrew Pelling on 06/04/2010.
Categorised under the topics of International development and Vaccination.

That this House welcomes the success of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation (GAVI) through its work in averting the deaths of five million people since 2000 including the vaccination of an additional 233 million children against hepatitis B, sponsoring the development of a better value for money market in vaccines and tapping into effective financing in the capital markets through the World Bank and the International Finance Facility for Immunisation; supports the call for US$ 2.6 billion in additional funding for GAVI projects such that GAVI can save 4.2 million more lives in developing countries, preventing deaths from diseases such as hepatitis B, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough and Haemophilus influenzae type B, but mainly from pneumonia and diarrhoea which kill up to 1.5 million children every year in developing countries; and is encouraged by the long-term agreements made by pharmaceutical firms to supply new, affordable vaccines against pneumococcal disease to the world's poorest countries.

This motion has been signed by a total of 13 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Andrew Pelling06/04/2010Croydon CentralIndependentProposed
Peter Bottomley06/04/2010Worthing WestConservativeSeconded
Jim Dobbin07/04/2010Heywood and MiddletonLabourSeconded
Andrew Dismore07/04/2010HendonLabourSeconded
David Lepper07/04/2010Brighton, PavilionLabourSeconded
Mark Durkan07/04/2010FoyleSocial Democratic and Labour PartySeconded
Lynne Jones07/04/2010Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Albert Owen07/04/2010Ynys MLabourSigned
Martin Caton07/04/2010GowerLabourSigned
David Drew07/04/2010StroudLabourSigned
Mike Hancock07/04/2010Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
Desmond Turner07/04/2010Brighton, KemptownLabourSigned
John Leech07/04/2010Manchester, WithingtonLiberal DemocratSigned

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