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Vaccination à l'hôpital Uhai Neema de Nairobi (Kenya) avec des doses de Moderna données à Covax par les Etats-Unis (7 septembre 2021). | Keystone / EPA / Daniel Urungu -
Seth Berkley: An effective vaccine against Covid-19 would pay for itself in five or six days
Dr Seth Berkley (left, during the Ebola outbreak) has led the Vaccination Alliance (Gavi) since 2011. | Gavi / Frédérique Tissandier -
Seth Berkley: «Un vaccin efficace contre Covid-19 serait amorti en cinq ou six jours»
Le Dr Seth Berkley (à g., lors de l'épidémie d'Ebola) dirige l'Alliance pour la vaccination (Gavi) depuis 2011. | Gavi / Frédérique Tissandier -
WHO receives major bailout from Germany & declares end to Ebola epidemic in eastern DRC
(Left-right) Jens Spahn; Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus; Olivier Veran at WHO, Geneva Thursday -
US $8.8 billion pledged For Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance – exceeding goal
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Three leading global health figures lay out roadmap to reach billions with a Covid-19 vaccine
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The Race to Create a Vaccine against the Coronavirus within 18 Months
GAVI response funding. The Vaccine Alliance said April 9th that they would provide 29 million dollars urgent initial funding to help 66 lower income countries respond to pandemic. More than 21’500 cases have been reported in the developing world. Up to 200 million dollars will be made available. In a TED Connects video called “The Quest for a Coronavirus Vaccine”, Dr Seth Berkley, CEO of The Vaccine Alliance (GAVI), called the world to understand vaccine as a public good and bubble up to find one for Covid-19 as quickly as eighteen months. The Vaccine Alliance announced April 9th that they would provide 29 million dollars of urgent initial funding to help 66 lower income countries respond to the pandemic.
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Les pays à revenus intermédiaires peinent à vacciner efficacement
Campagne de vaccination contre la fièvre jaune à Luanda, en Angola (2016). | Keystone / Joost de Raeymaeker