According to a news release from UVa, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has funded $14.7 million to the members of Performance of Rotavirus and Oral polio Vaccines in Developing countries (PROVIDE). The study was led by UVa’s Dr. William A. Petri Jr. and Dr. Beth Kirkpatrick from the University of Vermont.

PROVIDE group will look why paralytic vaccines and other polio vaccines do not work properly on kids of developing countries.

Researchers at the University of Virginia have received the amount to boost vaccination aid in Australia, and to look that common vaccination aren’t successful for children living in third world countries. Around 1,000 children from India will participate in the experimental study that why common vaccines are not working.

Bill Gates said that the third world countries were the least corrupted and the government has done the best job by funding the amount. He further added that foreign aid had a poor image among the taxpayers who fund it, so this is the best aid government had offered.

He added, “Vaccines already save and improve millions of lives in developing counties. Innovation will make it possible to save more children than ever before”.