Because the world can’t afford another COVID-19, we are working with a coalition of partners to help the global community be ready next time. We build support for robust disease surveillance networks and rapid response systems that can protect against future outbreaks wherever they may arise.
The world must act quickly to support African institutions in fighting the third wave of COVID-19 and bringing vaccines to the more than 98 percent of Africans who remain unvaccinated.
Now is the time to support developing countries in building the infrastructure, skills, and systems they need to develop safe and affordable vaccines for diseases that mostly affect poorer nations.
In the race against the coronavirus and its variants, wealthier countries must meet their vaccine-sharing commitments faster and pledge a greater share of their supply to low- and middle-income countries.
Data collected during the pandemic show just how much worse women have fared economically than men. Without urgent action, they will only fall further behind during the recovery.
The COVID-19 pandemic has largely affected women more than men. To build a strong economic recovery, data shows we must advance progress toward gender equality.
Foundation urgently calls for high-income countries to share at least 1 billion excess COVID-19 doses with lower-income countries in 2021 to accelerate global vaccine access and save lives SEATTLE, June…
High-income countries are likely to have at least 1 billion excess COVID-19 vaccine doses this year. Sharing those doses can help save lives and bring the pandemic under control.
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has been working urgently since January 2020 with a range of partners to help COVID-19 vaccines reach as many people as possible, as quickly…
