Pandemic Action Network believes that the world needs a strong World Health Organization both to stop this pandemic and to help ensure every country are better prepared to manage future pandemic threats. No country is safe from pandemics until every country is safe.
This week the European Commission put forward a proposal for a major recovery plan for the EU. The EU decided to reboot its 7-year budget proposal in light of the COVID19 crisis. Here are the 10 things we’ll be watching in the EU’s newly proposed recovery plan.
Accelerating the end to COVID19 and preventing further pandemics demands a bold, inclusive and comprehensive global action plan. With tremendous uncertainty around when this pandemic will end, we have to tackle these challenges – emergency response and long-term prevention – together.
David Kyne CEO Evoke KYNE, Co-Founder of the Pandemic Action Network May 19, 2020 Can Public-Private Partnerships Help Shift Behaviours to Stop COVID Spread? I recently shared my thoughts about tackling the COVID-19 infodemic, and the gap that remains between what officials are sharing and
May 05, 2020 By Eloise Todd, Co-Founder of Pandemic Action Network A Down Payment on the Future The impressive 4 May online pledging conference organised by the European Union had two clear goals: first, to show global solidarity and cooperation against the backdrop of a
The Pandemic Action Network will advocate for policy changes and increased support and resources to ensure countries are better prepared to prevent, detect and respond to pandemic threats.
The European Commission proposed a new Vaccine Strategy for the EU. While the strategy at its core has the objective of securing the necessary volumes of a safe vaccine for EU citizens at a good price, the EC also expressed its commitment to make it accessible for all the regions of the world, in particular the most vulnerable countries who struggle to secure vaccines for their populations.
World leaders will gather again at the Global Goal: Unite For Our Future Summit on June 27. At the Pandemic Action Network, we’ve called on leaders to build on the success of the Gavi replenishment and previous pledging moments to go much bolder to make sure we don’t repeat the errors of the past.
In the wake of the US decision to terminate the relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO), Pandemic Action Network and leading global health organizations have published a brief paper outlining some of the critical steps that the world needs to take to prevent pandemics.
Pandemic Action Network believes that the world needs a strong World Health Organization both to stop this pandemic and to help ensure every country are better prepared to manage future pandemic threats. No country is safe from pandemics until every country is safe.
This week the European Commission put forward a proposal for a major recovery plan for the EU. The EU decided to reboot its 7-year budget proposal in light of the COVID19 crisis. Here are the 10 things we’ll be watching in the EU’s newly proposed recovery plan.
Accelerating the end to COVID19 and preventing further pandemics demands a bold, inclusive and comprehensive global action plan. With tremendous uncertainty around when this pandemic will end, we have to tackle these challenges – emergency response and long-term prevention – together.