The Intergovernmental Negotiating Body, responsible for drafting and negotiating the Pandemic Accord published the proposed negotiating text on 30 October. The Coalition of Advocates for Global Health and Pandemic Preparedness have developed the following the analysis with text-based recommendations on a number of key articles: Preamble Article 1 - Use of Terms Article
Following the publication of the draft PPPR Political Declaration, the following analysis shows where Member States have delivered on the keys ask developed by over 100 civil society and community organisations and individuals and where further actioned is required. The analysis covers 8 key areas: Community led health systems and health literacy
In response to Rev 2 of the Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response (PPPR) Political Declaration, members of the Coalition of Advocates for Global Health and Pandemic Preparedness have written to Member States highlighting: The importance of OP39, recognising the responses to HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria provide a wealth of experience from which to
This analysis was developed by members of the Coalition of Advocates for Global Health and Pandemic Preparedness, a group advocating for an integrated and holistic approach to preparedness that emphasizes equity, inclusion, and synergies of multiple global health programs in advancing preparedness. The zero draft of the UN Declaration on PPPR comes following a
This analysis was developed by members of the Coalition of Advocates for Global Health and Pandemic Preparedness, a group advocating for an integrated and holistic approach to preparedness that emphasises equity, inclusion, and synergies of multiple global health programs in advancing preparedness. The International Negotiating Body (INB) of the WHO is in the process
Following the UN Multi-stakeholder Hearings in May 2023, over 90 organisations published the following statement noting concern over the proceedings of the hearings and subsequent process for drafting and adopting UN Declarations at the three health-related High-Level Meetings this year, particularly the High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response. Read the statement here
Following the recent nomination process coordinated by WACI Health, Eastern Africa National Networks of AIDS and Health Service Organizations (EANNASO), Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) and STOPAIDS we are pleased to confirm the full-term civil society representatives to the Pandemic Fund Board. Global South
Pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPPR) must be informed by the key principles of equity, inclusivity, and human rights for all. Ahead of the first high-level meeting in September 2023, over 100 organisations and individuals share a set of action-oriented policy recommendations building on the lessons learned from HIV, TB, malaria, COVID-19, and other
Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) and STOPAIDS are inviting applications for Global North civil society representatives to the Pandemic Fund Governance Board. There are 2 roles available - Global North CSO Board Member and Alternate Board Member. The Pandemic Fund, hosted by the World Bank, has been
South Africa and Norway, Co-Chairs of the ACT-A Facilitation Council and Commissioners of the ACT-A independent evaluation, hosted a technical meeting 'Building consensus on a medical countermeasures platform for the next pandemic: Governance and financing of an equitable and sustainable medical countermeasures platform' in South Africa on 23-24 February 2023. Ahead of this meeting,
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