The global governance of access to countermeasures
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
15 August 2020
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Overview
This paper analyses the global “system” for access to countermeasures. It aims to offer conclusions broadly relevant for preparedness. It does not provide an in-depth analysis of current Covid-19 access initiatives, but rather, seeks to discern what the current developments might mean for longer-term preparedness. This paper highlights eight key global governance challenges relevant for outbreaks in general, identifies areas of progress over the past 10-20 years, and suggests three priorities for high-level advocacy from the GPMB towards global leaders.
WHO Team
Global Preparedness Monitoring Board Secretariat DGO
Editors
Global Health Centre, Graduate Institute Geneva
Number of pages
31