Approach · Malaria
Malaria vaccine rollout
Technical help for health ministries adding the new malaria vaccines to routine childhood immunization.
How strong is the evidence?
Not yet rated
The evaluator hasn't published an evidence rating we can quote.
Published figures for charities doing this
| Charity | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| GiveWell All Grants FundGiveWell's funding bar | 6× as cost-effective as GiveWell's benchmarkas of May 2026 | GiveWell (opens in a new tab) |
| PATHGrant example amount | $18,200,000 GiveWell grantMarch 2024 | GiveWell (opens in a new tab) |
Modeled, not guaranteed. Figures in different units measure different kinds of good and should not be compared directly.
Charities doing this work
GiveWell All Grants Fund
GiveWell's broader fund. It can grant to any program that meets GiveWell's cost-effectiveness bar, including newer and higher-risk opportunities.
6× as cost-effective as GiveWell's benchmark
GiveWell, as of May 2026
PATH
A global health nonprofit. GiveWell funded its support for countries rolling out the new malaria vaccines.
$18,200,000 GiveWell grant
GiveWell, March 2024
Sources
Questions donors ask
- Does malaria vaccine rollout work?
No evaluator has published an evidence rating for this approach that we can quote. See the sources on this page for the full reasoning.
- How cost-effective is it?
It depends on the charity and the setting. The table on this page lists each published figure with its source. All are modeled, not guaranteed.