Production concerns in the manufacturing of COVID-19 vaccines have underscored the need for technology transfer. This means greater […]
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Bonds, loans, debt-swaps and taxes The ACT A plan to ride out the pandemic The European Commission-backed ACT […]
Even as Geneva-based health organizations announced forecasts for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines, countries in some parts of […]
Even as uncertainties around vaccines supply to much of the developing world remain, there are complex questions on […]
For months experts and critics have been exhorting WHO and its member states to use the organization’s constitutional mandate specifically […]
As much of the world awaits vaccines for COVID-19, discussions on how pathogens should be shared continue to […]
We spent some time parsing through these documents for you. Some key items which will be discussed at […]
Not that member states needed more reasons to urgently consider WHO reforms, but China gave them a fresh […]
Dr Thomas Hale, Associate Professor in Public Policy at the Blavatnik School of Government, at the University of […]
Capturing policy-making on the pandemic in real-time: stories from Geneva Health Files I seek to make this a […]