Australia commits $80m to global effort to ensure cheap access to coronavirus vaccine

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Australia has pledged $80 million to a global push to ensure any future coronavirus vaccine is distributed cheaply and fairly in developing countries in the Pacific and South East Asia | Gallo_Ways

China has been administering a coronavirus vaccine candidate to selected groups of workers since July, while the United States and Russia have also been spending billions of dollars into their bids to develop a vaccine.Marc Purcell, chief executive of the Australian Council for International Development, said the Australian government had taken a positive step with the global community in signing up to the COVAX AMC, a finance facility designed to ensure equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines.

"The aid program has seen more slicing and dicing than a chef's kitchen. New resources are required." "Vaccines are not magic force shields for individuals, none of us are safe until everyone’s safe," he said. "The AMC will address the acute phase of the pandemic, providing doses for up to 20 percent of countries’ populations in its first phase, ensuring that health care workers and vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, have access," the ministers said.

 

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