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The politics and promise behind a proposed international pandemic treaty

The politics and promise behind a proposed international pandemic treaty Catherine Tomlinson for Spotlight On 30 March, 25 heads of state including South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa called for the creation of an international pandemic treaty through the World Health Organization (WHO) to strengthen global capacity to predict and respond to pandemic threats. The call was published as a commentary in newspapers across the world. Those endorsing the commentary include leaders of both developed and developing countries – such as Germany, the United Kingdom, South Korea, South Africa, and Senegal. The commentary was also signed by the WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus and the EU president Charles Michel.

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More than 100 economies receive life-saving COVID-19 vaccines from COVAX

More than one hundred economies have received life-saving COVID-19 vaccines from COVAX, the global mechanism for equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines. The milestone comes 42 days after the first COVAX doses were shipped and delivered internationally, to Ghana on 24 February 2021.

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COVAX reaches over 100 economies, 42 days after first international delivery

COVAX reaches over 100 economies, 42 days after first international delivery
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COVAX reaches over 100 economies, 42 days after first international delivery - World

COVAX reaches over 100 economies, 42 days after first international delivery Format A health worker team just vaccinated against COVID19. On 31 March, Mali has rolled out her vaccination programme against COVID-19 in Bamako, with the 396,000 doses of the vaccines provided to the country under the COVAX Facility © UNICEF/UN0435512/Keïta The COVAX Facility has now delivered life-saving vaccines to over 100 economies since making its first international delivery to Ghana on February 24th So far, more than 38 million doses of vaccines from manufacturers AstraZeneca, Pfizer-BioNTech and Serum Institute of India (SII) have now been delivered, including 61 economies eligible for vaccines through the Gavi COVAX Advance Market Commitment

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Australia hesitant to back plan to let poor countries make cheap copies of Covid vaccines

Australia hesitant to back plan to let poor countries make cheap copies of Covid vaccines Elias Visontay © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Francis Kokoroko/Reuters International aid groups, health organisations and unions are pleading with the Morrison government to support a World Trade Organization proposal designed to allow developing countries to make and sell cheap copies of patented vaccines, to achieve a quicker end to the global pandemic. The WTO proposal would suspend Covid vaccine patents for successful jab formulas invented by pharmaceutical giants for the duration of the pandemic so poorer countries could acquire more affordable doses faster. The Australian government has been urged to support the proposal to be put to member nations at a key WTO meeting on Wednesday and Thursday marking the anniversary of the pandemic’s declaration, however trade minister Dan Tehan has indicated that Australia will oppose the waiver for vaccine patents un

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