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COVAX: Distribution and access to the COVID-19 vaccine
The COVAX mechanism consists of an alliance between several countries that have joint efforts to gather resources for the development of the COVID-19 vaccine and thus guarantee rapid and equitable access to it. Through data and statistics, it is possible to determine which population groups are most at risk due to the pandemic, and which are the most affected countries where the vaccine should arrive faster.
Given the urgency to develop a vaccine against COVID-19, the “Access to COVID-19 Tools (ACT) Accelerator” initiative was created in April 2020, to bring together various actors whose financial contribution will allow research for the development of an effective vaccine. More than 170 countries of all income levels are participating in the project, to benefit the most vulnerable countries.
How can an equitable distribution of the vaccine, especially within developing countries, be guaranteed? The creation of the COVAX mechanism answers this question, enabling a support system to assure a fair distribution.
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One major challenge the world faces in the context of the pandemic, is that all countries have access to the vaccine. For this reason, COVAX aims to bring together different actors who are providing financial support for an equitable distribution.
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What is the COVAX Alliance? This is how the collaborative process to accelerate development, testing, and access to COVID-19 treatments and vaccines works.
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Communicating the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals to “leave no one behind”
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COVAX: Looking for equity after the pandemic
The countries of the world take actions to contain, confront and prevent the spread of COVID-19. As a result of this, how is going to be the distribution of the vaccine?
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Cepei at the HLPF 2020
Cepei will participate in two parallel events of the HLPF 2020. We hope you can join us. Register here!
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