US Reels Under Pressure To Step Up Efforts To Address COVID Vaccine Distribution Gap
As the concerns against hoarding of the coronavirus vaccines by the wealthier nations grew tenfold, the United States re...
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Officials from the United Nations, the World Bank and the Gavi Vaccine Alliance have encouraged the wealthier countries to donate their excess COVID-19 vaccine doses to an international effort to supply low- and middle-income countries. At Thursday’s virtual event hosted by Gavi to boost support for the COVAX equitable vaccine sharing initiative, the officials also appealed for another $2bn by June for the programme, which is aiming to buy up to 1.8 billion doses in 2021.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, if the wealthier countries donated their vaccines to poorer ones, would it be a step towards the end goals of the good health and well-being SDG? Tell us your thoughts!
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Global officials urge rich countries to donate COVID vaccines
Officials from the United Nations, the World Bank and the Gavi Vaccine Alliance have encouraged the wealthier countries to donate their excess COVID-19 vaccine doses to an international effort to supply low- and middle-income countries. At Thursday’s virtual event hosted by Gavi to boost support for the COVAX equitable vaccine sharing initiative, the officials also appealed for another $2bn by June for the programme, which is aiming to buy up to 1.8 billion doses in 2021.In relation to the good health and well-being SDG, if the wealthier countries donated their vaccines to poorer ones, would it be a step towards the end goals of the good health and well-being SDG? Tell us your thoughts!
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