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Less than a year since the COVID-19 pandemic began, AstraZeneca,
Pfizer/BioNTech, and Moderna have created safe and effective vaccines
against the virus, and some nations have started vaccinating their
citizens. 

This is great news and a major scientific achievement. But, over the last
week, both AstraZeneca and Pfizer/ BioNTech have reported delays in
vaccine supply because of production problems - highlighting [ [link removed] ]the
massive constraint the world is facing in getting vaccines to everyone,
everywhere.

In fact, millions of people in low-income countries may have to wait until
at least 2022 for the jab. The WHO has suggested that stopping COVID-19
will require at least 70% of the global population to have immunity.
[ [link removed] ]ONE's Vaccine Access Test measures whether countries’ and companies’
actions are bringing us closer to, or further from, global access to
COVID-19 vaccines. Unfortunately, our Test is showing three trends that
could prolong the pandemic by years:

* With increasing vaccine deliveries in rich countries, there is a risk
of overreliance on “trickle down” donations of unrequired supplies to
expand global access.
* The increase in competition between rich countries is monopolizing the
global supply, driving up prices for all countries.
* Limited vaccine supply remains the biggest barrier to global access.

Watch this video from the BBC explaining why the poorest countries are
being left behind and how to increase vaccine supplies:

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What will ending COVID-19 mean for you?

[1]Tell pharma to act now: sign the petition

This pandemic has affected every one of us, but its impact in our lives is
far from equal. What are you most looking forward to when this pandemic is
behind us?

Tell us in just a few words what ending COVID-19 will mean for you. We'll
share your messages with world leaders and pharma companies to show them
the real impact this pandemic is having on people all over the world and
demand that safe and effective vaccines and treatments are available to
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How to make a difference in 2021

Last year, as the world needed global solidarity more than ever, [ [link removed] ]ONE
supporters and activists stepped up to do their part to help others in
their community and around the world.

Whether you’re a seasoned activist or if you’re just beginning your
activism journey, there are lots of things you can do to affect change in
2021. Here are six resolutions you can take to make a big difference this
year.

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"Globally, we have already lost more money to this pandemic than it would cost
to enable every country on Earth to prevent, detect, and respond to global
health security threats."

- ONE CEO Gayle Smith on the importance of pandemic preparedness

[ [link removed] ]Read more on what it takes to end this pandemic and prepare for future
ones in this piece from Gayle Smith, ONE President and CEO.

3 things President Biden can do to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease

A renewed American commitment to global leadership and effective COVID-19
vaccines can make measurable and impactful progress in combating extreme
poverty and preventable disease. That's the message global development
experts are sending to the new Biden administration as it looks to address
the catastrophic consequences of the pandemic and beyond.

With over 150 million people expected to slip into extreme poverty in
2021, the first global increase in extreme poverty in two decades,
development advocates have identified 3 key steps the new administration
and Congress should take in the short term to help combat extreme poverty
and preventable disease in the year ahead.

[ [link removed] ]KEEP READING


Other Interesting Reads:

* [ [link removed] ]This startup is leading the fight against food loss and waste in
Madagascar
* [ [link removed] ]Billionaires thriving as poor suffer in widening COVID-19 divide -
Oxfam
* [ [link removed] ]3 women-led grassroots initiatives providing for women during
COVID-19
* [ [link removed] ]Why debt relief in Africa is necessary to recover from COVID-19
* [ [link removed] ]What to know about Nigeria’s 2021 budget

ONE Roundup is a monthly newsletter with everything you need to know about
ending extreme poverty and preventable disease. If you enjoyed reading it,
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