In the absence of a holistic plan to reach global herd immunity, Pandemic Action Network is calling on leaders to agree to a Global Vaccine Roadmap to achieve global herd immunity as soon as possible.
We are proud that Pandemic Action Network has been honored as a part of Fast Company’s 2021 World Changing Ideas because changing the world is precisely the point of our collective efforts.
As the world looks back on one full year of living in the COVID-19 pandemic, the response is still far from over. With only 41 million tests conducted in Africa since the start of the pandemic, and 28,030 tests conducted per million people there is an urgent need for African Union (AU) member states to scale-up testing.
Pandemic Action Network urges President Biden and his Administration to seize the opportunities of the next few months, doubling down on the progress of the first 100 days and going bigger and bolder on ending this pandemic and preventing the next.
Co-founder Gabrielle Fitzgerald attended a meeting convened by UN Representatives of Argentina, Norway, South Africa, and the United States on how to strengthen the pandemic preparedness and response architecture. Read five principles that she and Pandemic Action Network urge global leaders to consider as they work to deliver a new pandemic financing mechanism.
One year ago, we launched Pandemic Action Network knowing that no single stakeholder or sector can tackle pandemic preparedness or response alone. Together, over the past year, our innovative Network has learned lessons and earned progress while remaining agile to act amidst an ever-changing political landscape and compounding social crises.
Advisory Committee Member Madhav Joshi and Regional Advisor Patrik Silborn make the case for why India needs a new compact between the public and private sectors to rebuild better post-COVID-19.
Pandemic Action Network’s 100+ partners urge world leaders to take urgent action to bolster the global COVID-19 response, hasten an end to this global crisis, and lay the groundwork for a more pandemic-proof world.
Read the two advocacy letters sent to U.S. President Joe Biden and U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson urging them to share their countries’ excess doses with the rest of the globe through COVAX.
In the absence of a holistic plan to reach global herd immunity, Pandemic Action Network is calling on leaders to agree to a Global Vaccine Roadmap to achieve global herd immunity as soon as possible.
We are proud that Pandemic Action Network has been honored as a part of Fast Company’s 2021 World Changing Ideas because changing the world is precisely the point of our collective efforts.
As the world looks back on one full year of living in the COVID-19 pandemic, the response is still far from over. With only 41 million tests conducted in Africa since the start of the pandemic, and 28,030 tests conducted per million people there is an urgent need for African Union (AU) member states to scale-up testing.
Pandemic Action Network urges President Biden and his Administration to seize the opportunities of the next few months, doubling down on the progress of the first 100 days and going bigger and bolder on ending this pandemic and preventing the next.
Co-founder Gabrielle Fitzgerald attended a meeting convened by UN Representatives of Argentina, Norway, South Africa, and the United States on how to strengthen the pandemic preparedness and response architecture. Read five principles that she and Pandemic Action Network urge global leaders to consider as they work to deliver a new pandemic financing mechanism.
One year ago, we launched Pandemic Action Network knowing that no single stakeholder or sector can tackle pandemic preparedness or response alone. Together, over the past year, our innovative Network has learned lessons and earned progress while remaining agile to act amidst an ever-changing political landscape and compounding social crises.