What are the three illustrative grant commitments the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has made?

Answer 1

The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have made are illustrative grant commitments to:

• GAVI Alliance, expanding childhood immunization: $1.5 billion
• United Negro College Fund, Gates Millennium Scholars Program: $1.37 billion
• PATH malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI): $456 million
• Rotary International, supporting polio eradication: $355 million
• Intensive Partnerships for Effective Teaching, supporting plans to transform how teachers are recruited, developed, rewarded, and retained: $290 million
  • Hillsborough County Public Schools: $100 million
  • Memphis City Schools: $90 million
  • The College-Ready Promise, Los Angeles: $60 million
  • Pittsburgh Public Schools: $40 million
• Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), improving seeds and soil for African farmers: $264.5 million
• Save the Children, saving newborn lives: $112 million
• United Way of King County: $85 million
• World Food Programme increasing small farmer income: $66 million
• TechnoServe, helping small coffee farmers improve crops and fetch higher prices: $46.9 million
• Heifer International, helping small farmers grow local and regional dairy markets: $43 million
• Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI), a coalition of countries from the developing world making savings accounts, insurance, and other financial services available to people living on less than $2 a day: $35 million
• Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP), testing and promoting the use of information and communications technologies to deliver microfinance products: $24 million
• Achieve, Inc. and the American Diploma Project Network, assisting states in aligning high school standards with the expectations of college and career: $23 million
• Opportunity Online Program, multiple library systems: $22.9 million
• Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia, supporting the installation of public computers with internet access, training for staff, and implementation support for public libraries: $19.8 million
• Opportunity International Inc. , developing and expanding a network of commercial banks in Africa: $15.4 million
• Gateway to College, expanding a program that enables colleges to serve students who need remedial academic help: $7.28 million
• Building Changes, helping create the Washington Families Fund and supporting efforts in King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties to reduce family homelessness: $17.5 million

Answer 2

I have no idea lol