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Finding a global solution for a global problem - IAVI. Seth Berkley, CEO of Gavi, talks about COVID-19 vaccine development and access

The global COVID-19 vaccine rollout would not have been possible without cold chain equipment (CCE) keeping vaccines cool as they are transported and stored. We spoke to supply chain experts Karan Sagar and Shahrzad Yavari about why COVAX’s work to deliver CCE is critical for pandemic preparedness and prevention.

Despite efforts to build vaccine capacity in low-income countries, lack of funding continues to be a major obstacle in the fight against

On February 25, 2022, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convened a one-day High-level Thematic Debate entitled “Galvanising Momentum for Universal Vaccination”, In a background statement issued by the United Nations (UN) before the debate took place, concerns were expressed at the uneven, unfair, and unbalancedpace and reach of COVID-19 vaccinations. According to the background…

The National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), on Monday in Abuja, received over three million single-shot COVID-19 vaccines, donated by the Italian government.

NPHCDA has disclosed that it has intensified technical support to states to finalise their micro plans to further strengthen accountability

The National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA)on Monday in Abuja, Nigeria's capital, received over 3 million single-shot COVID-19 vaccines

History shows us that some of the most dangerous periods of pandemics come when life returns to normal too soon. A century ago, a premature “all clear” helped the second wave of Spanish influenza claim many more lives than the first, after a more virulent strain emerged. Today, many G7 and G20 countries are relaxing COVID-19 restrictions and shifting their focus away from

GENEVA  —  History has shown that some of the most dangerous periods of pandemics come when life returns to normal too soon. A century ago, a premature “all clear” helped the second wave of Spanish influenza claim far more lives than the first, after a more virulent strain emerged. Today, many G-7 and G-20 countries are relaxing COVID-19 restrictions and shifting their focus

History has shown that some of the most dangerous periods of pandemics come when life returns to normal too soon. A century ago, a premature "all clear" helped the second wave of the 1918 Flu Pandemic claim far more lives than the first, after a more virulent strain emerged. Today, many G7 and G20 countries are relaxing COVID-19 restrictions and shifting their focus away from pandemic response to pandemic prevention and preparedness (or to other issues entirely). But until every countr...