Building 7-1-7 into your Pandemic Fund proposal

Timeliness is increasingly seen as an important factor in measuring system performance for early detection and response to infectious disease outbreaks. Last year, the World Bank recognized this by including the 7-1-7 target in the Pandemic Fund's results framework. On May 2, join us for a webinar focused on how to build the 7-1-7 target into […]

One Health and Pandemic Prevention in Practice: Is the Global South leading innovation?

One Health and Pandemic Prevention in Practice: Is the Global South leading innovation? Innovations from China, Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the Philippines  The risk of zoonotic spillover of pathogens from animal to human hosts represents one of the most significant global health threats of the 21st century. The "One Health" approach, […]

What’s Next for the Pandemic Accord?

Warwick Geneva Rue de Lausanne 14, 1201 Genève, Switzerland, Genève, Switzerland

This side event will feature expert panelists discussing what’s promising in the Pandemic Accord, what we expect from governments, and what’s missing for successful implementation. Our panelists come from different health areas but all have experience in pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response. We intend for this panel to also help civil society prepare for the […]

Global Forum on Global Health Governance and Emerging Geopolitical Risks

Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva Quai Du Mont Blanc 19, 1201, Geneva, Switzerland

As pandemics, wars, and climate change escalate geopolitical tensions, they challenge global health governance and disproportionately affect countries with less geopolitical power, leading to severe health consequences. For instance, during the COVID-19 pandemic, tense US-China relations and rising nationalism have led to vaccine nationalism and diplomacy, and distrust in WHO, weakening global solidarity. In the […]

Free

Return on Investment: Financing Climate and Pandemic-Resilient Health Systems

TBD In-Person (Geneva, Switzerland)

Join Africa-Europe Foundation (AEF), PAN, and Resilience Action Network Africa (RANA) for a special session on the sidelines of the World Health Assembly to better elevate and demonstrate the cost and return on investment of building climate and pandemic-resilient health systems. This panel event will be held on Wednesday, May 29 at 7:00-9:00am CET. Breakfast […]

Accelerating Innovation for Climate and Pandemic Preparedness

Center for Global Development and Virtual

Threats to the global community — such as climate change and pandemics — demand urgent innovation and action at scale. But when commercial incentives for innovation trail behind the social value, market shaping instruments can credibly signal demand and spur the development and adoption of new innovations. The Center for Global Development (CGD) and the […]

Pandemics, Climate, Conflict: Preventing Future Shocks

Virtual

Join PAN, the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response, and RANA for Pandemics, Climate, Conflict: Preventing Future Shocks on Sept. 24. This event will include former Heads of State and government, senior policymakers, and non-governmental leaders sharing their perspectives on the current political state of play, opportunities, and actions necessary to ensure we are […]

Pandemics, Climate, Conflict: Preventing Future Shocks

How can this year’s UN Summit of the Future (Sept. 22-23) serve as a springboard for action in the year ahead? Join PAN, the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response, and RANA for Pandemics, Climate, Conflict: Preventing Future Shocks on Sept. 24. This event will include former Heads of State and government, senior policymakers, […]

Building Health Workforce Resilience: Preparing for Tomorrow’s Climate and Health Crises

The Cornell Club New York and Virtual

Pandemics, climate change, chronic disease and conflict have pushed health systems to the breaking point, and the health workforce is constantly under pressure to respond to multiple health crises simultaneously. All cadres of health workers – nurses, community health workers, physicians, pharmacists and others – are needed to effectively address the changing needs of patients […]

Emerging Frontiers and New Innovations in HIV

Duke University in DC and Virtual 201 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC, United States

UNAIDS shows that the AIDS pandemic can be ended by 2030-but are we on track? Join us for a dynamic panel discussion with global health leaders as we explore this critical question. We will delve into pivotal insights from the International AIDS Conference and the UN General Assembly, focusing on groundbreaking medical advancements, key policy […]