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Vaccine global availability

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“While vaccines have been pledged for donation from all donors, we are not getting the vaccines into people's arms and urgently need a month-to-month timetable to meet our interim targets and prevent further loss of lives. An immediate emergency airlift of 240m vaccines this month from the global north to the global south should be followed by the transfer of a further 760m vaccines transferred by February. This would be the biggest peacetime public policy decision, which could save 100,000 lives and prevent many of the one million Covid-induced deaths projected over the next year. Vital time to contain Covid, stop mutations and save lives is being wasted. It needs our political leaders to step up to the sign-off. Every passing day is a day lost in the battle to contain Covid and save lives. As long as health workers remain unvaccinated and the vulnerable elderly have no protection against Covid-19, deaths in the poorest countries will rise, and there the disease threatens to spread uninhibited in unprotected environments, giving rise to new variants that could eventually infect even the fully vaccinated.”

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Former Prime Minister of the UK and adviser to the World Health Organization
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“We are in a new 'arms' race - to get vaccines into people as quickly as possible - but this is an arms race where the West have a stranglehold on the vaccine supplies.”

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Former Prime Minister of the UK and United Nations special envoy
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“The fact that we are vaccinating healthy adults with a booster dose of COVID-19 vaccines is a short-sighted way of thinking. With the emergence of new variants, if we continue to leave the majority of the world unvaccinated, we will most definitely need adjusted vaccines in the future.”

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Infectious diseases medical adviser to Medecins Sans Frontieres' access campaign
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“I understand the concern of all governments to protect their people from the Delta variant. But we cannot accept countries that have already used most of the global supply of vaccines using even more of it. We need an urgent reversal from the majority of vaccines going to high-income countries to the majority going to low-income countries.”

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Director-General of the World Health Organization
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“Surely, these 500 million vaccine doses are welcome as they will help more than 250 million people, but that's still a drop in the bucket compared to the need across the world. We need a transformation towards more distributed vaccine manufacturing so that qualified producers worldwide can produce billions more low-cost doses on their own terms, without intellectual property constraints.”

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Senior Advisor Oxfam America
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“It's our very strong view that given the lack of coverage around the world it's absolutely critical to make a big move like this to get more vaccines into the system as quickly as possible. These vaccines will become available as of August, even as we are pushing out the 80 million doses that have already been announced.”

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Coordinator for Global COVID Response and Health Security at the U.S. Department of State
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“The United States is providing these half billion doses with no strings attached. No strings attached. Our vaccine donations don't include pressure for favours, or potential concessions. We're doing this to save lives, to end this pandemic, and that's it.”

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President of the United States
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“This is very problematic [India stopping vaccine exports] as it means unpredictability of our vaccination programmes and a serious risk of not achieving our stated target... on time. Given India's huge challenges, it will be impossible to expect anything soon.”

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Director of the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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“It is completely unethical that high-income countries are now vaccinating young and healthy people if that happens at the expense of people in risk groups and on the front lines in low- and middle-income countries. The international community, governments and vaccine developers must step up their game and address the tragedy that is vaccine inequity. Just with the climate crisis, those who are the most vulnerable need to be prioritised and global problems require global solutions.”

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Climate Activist
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“Even those countries who have high coverage of vaccines will not be secure because the new variants that may not be stopped by the vaccines we have, will invade the countries that may have even 100% coverage in a few months.”

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Director-General of the World Health Organization
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“The more the virus circulates, the more likely it is that mutations and variants will emerge, which could make our current vaccines ineffective. At the same time, poor countries are being left behind without vaccines and basic medical supplies like oxygen. As we've learned, viruses don't care about borders. We have to vaccinate as many people as possible, everywhere in the world, as quickly as possible. Why wait and watch instead of getting ahead of this?”

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Professor of global public health at the University of Edinburgh
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“At the beginning of the year, I issued a call for countries to work together to ensure that all countries started vaccinations within the first 100 days of the year. COVAX [the COVID-19 Vaccines Global Access Facility] needs 10 million doses immediately as an urgent stopgap measure so these 20 countries can start vaccinating their health workers and older people within the next two weeks. COVAX is ready to deliver, but we can't deliver vaccines we don't have. Ten million doses is not much and it is not nearly enough, but it is a start.”

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Director-General of the World Health Organization
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“The UK is proud to have vaccinated many people with the first dose, but they will have a problem with the second dose. And we are fully vaccinated with two doses, not one. Today we have the same number of fully vaccinated people in France and the United Kingdom. A cooperative relationship must be found with the UK so that AstraZeneca fulfils its signed commitments with the EU, but we can't accept any sort of blackmail. The UK is pushing for the first jab, knowing there will be problems with the second one. Europe does not have to pay the price for this policy.”

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Foreign Minister of France
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“We are concerned with the new reports of restrictions out of the EU - or potential restrictions out of the EU - and we will be continuing to work with our counterparts, including direct contact from me to the highest levels of the European Commission, in order to ensure that Canada's supply of vaccines is not in danger, is not interrupted.”

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Prime Minister of Canada
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“We have received requests from both Mexico and Canada and are considering those requests carefully. But I don't have any update for you on whether they will be granted, and a timeline for that.”

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White House spokeswoman
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