Health and Healthcare Systems
Childhood vaccination needs ambitious investment now. This is why
We must build on vaccination efforts made during the pandemic response, prioritize health systems and invest in the human capital key to their success.
Seth Berkley
Seth Berkley is CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, and was formerly with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Rockefeller Foundation before going on to become founder, president, and CEO of the International AIDS Vaccine Initiative. In 2009 he was nominated by Sergey Brin as one of Time magazine’s “100 Most Influential People in the World.”
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The world needs a COP-like process for pandemic preparedness
Climate change is making another pandemic likely — the question is not "if," but "when?" To prepare, the world needs a COP-level process for pandemic preparedness.
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Ramping up Africa’s vaccine manufacturing capability is good for everyone. Here's why
The big question is not whether Africa should have more vaccine manufacturing capacity but how. Vaccine markets can be precarious, and “build it and they will come” approaches rarely work...
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COVID-19 is far from over. How can the private sector continue to help fight it?
Gavi's Seth Berkley explains how the private sector has a key role to play in turning vaccines into vaccinations and closing the vaccine equity gaps.
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How innovative financing will help prepare for future pandemics
Using an innovative financing model — already deployed against COVID and malaria — the international community can build an equitable and resilient future.
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We've had COVID-19 vaccines for one year. How can we make better use of them?
COVID-19 vaccines work well, but how can we make the best use of them? Getting first doses to people in all countries has to become the immediate priority.
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Public-private alliance drives historic vaccination programme
The COVAX initiative brings together the public and private sector to ensure equitable access to a vaccine – 190 countries have pledged their support.
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L’issue la plus rapide pour sortir de la pandémie
Les États devraient préparer le terrain pour une production rapide et un déploiement généralisé et équitable.
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La forma más rápida de salir de la pandemia
La Instalación de Acceso Global a las Vacunas COVID-19 (COVAX) se ha creado para fabricar y distribuir equitativamente al menos 2.000 millones de dosis de una vacuna para finales de 2021.
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The fastest way out of the pandemic
COVID-19 Vaccine Global Access (COVAX) Facility has been set up to fairly manufacture and distribute at least 2 billion doses of a vaccine by the end of 2021.
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Por qué la vacunación es más importante que cualquier enfermedad por separado
El mundo entero está esperando la vacuna COVID-19, pero el futuro de la detección temprana de la pandemia y de los sistemas de suministro de vacunas también depende de lo que ocurra ahora.
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Why vaccination is bigger than any one disease
The whole world is waiting for the COVID-19 vaccine – but the future of early pandemic detection and vaccine delivery systems also rests on what happens now.
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Nous sommes tous touchés par la sécurité sanitaire mondiale
Les maladies infectieuses nous rappellent que nous sommes interconnectés et que nous avons tous intérêt à protéger la sécurité sanitaire mondiale.
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We all have a stake in global health security
At a time of increasing nationalism and a rejection of globalism, infectious disease is a reminder that we are interconnected and all have a stake in global health security.
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Préserver la santé dans un contexte de réchauffement planétaire
On estime que d’ici 2050, les deux tiers de la population mondiale vivront en zone urbaine — 2,5 milliards plus de citadins qu’aujourd’hui.