Covax is the world’s main effort for getting Covid-19 vaccines to poorer nations. It was started last year by the World Health Organization and two groups that have been working on getting vaccines to developing countries—Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations—when it became clear that many nations would struggle to access the shots. As rich countries have done, Covax made deals with vaccine manufacturers to buy doses before they had passed clinical trials and been approved by drug regulators. The money to buy the vaccines has been donated mostly by Western governments and charitable groups, such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Covax aims to provide free Covid-19 vaccines to at least 20% of the populations of the world’s 92 poorest countries by the end of 2021. Just over 50 other nations, including Canada and upper-middle-income nations such as South Africa and Mexico, have also ordered vaccines through Covax, but have to pay for the doses themselves.
Covax has made deals with most of the big manufacturers, including Pfizer Inc., Johnson & Johnson and Novavax Inc. But during the first half of 2021, the majority of planned deliveries from the facility are for the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca PLC and Oxford University. For the whole year, the AstraZeneca vaccine is forecast to make up about one-third of Covax supplies, assuming that the shots by J&J and Novavax and other manufacturers get authorized as expected.
Covax is the world’s main effort for getting Covid-19 vaccines to poorer nations. It was started last year by the World Health Organization and two groups that have been working on getting vaccines to developing countries—Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations—when it became clear that many nations would struggle to access the shots. As rich countries have done, Covax made deals with vaccine manufacturers to buy doses before they had passed clinical trials and been approved by drug regulators. The money to buy the vaccines has been donated mostly by Western governments and charitable groups, such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Covax aims to provide free Covid-19 vaccines to at least 20% of the populations of the world’s 92 poorest countries by the end of 2021. Just over 50 other nations, including Canada and upper-middle-income nations such as South Africa and Mexico, have also ordered vaccines through Covax, but have to pay for the doses themselves.
Covax has made deals with most of the big manufacturers, including Pfizer Inc., Johnson & Johnson and Novavax Inc. But during the first half of 2021, the majority of planned deliveries from the facility are for the vaccine developed by AstraZeneca PLC and Oxford University. For the whole year, the AstraZeneca vaccine is forecast to make up about one-third of Covax supplies, assuming that the shots by J&J and Novavax and other manufacturers get authorized as expected.
India a manufacturer under the covax program suspended the delivery supply to other countries.
India has pre ordered 1 billion moderna doses but the contract for that product has yet to be delivered as the I initial test shipment of 120 million doses can not leave the United States without state department approval until July 1,2021
So until the state department authorizes moderna to produce vaccines in India, Nairobi Kenya furthur down the food chain has to wait. And those nations buying from the exchange obviously move to the front of the line.
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India a manufacturer under the covax program suspended the delivery supply to other countries.
India has pre ordered 1 billion moderna doses but the contract for that product has yet to be delivered as the I initial test shipment of 120 million doses can not leave the United States without state department approval until July 1,2021
So until the state department authorizes moderna to produce vaccines in India, Nairobi Kenya furthur down the food chain has to wait. And those nations buying from the exchange obviously move to the front of the line.
In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
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In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
Obviously. We don't want refugees from this pandemic here good we treat the survivors there....
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Quote Originally Posted by Doja45:
In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
Obviously. We don't want refugees from this pandemic here good we treat the survivors there....
In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
I wonder how long it will take for Vice President Harris to right a speech to describe this event horizon. She can look like the current st of India with the medicine delivered.
Well at least their if she plays these cards correctly.
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Quote Originally Posted by Doja45:
In other words, American taxpayers are going to foot the bill so Big Pharma can make a shit ton of money delivering a questionable “vaccine” to shit hole countries. Got it
I wonder how long it will take for Vice President Harris to right a speech to describe this event horizon. She can look like the current st of India with the medicine delivered.
Well at least their if she plays these cards correctly.
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