The World Bank, in partnership with COVAX has stated that it would accelerate COVID-19 vaccine supply for developing countries through a new financing mechanism.
The World Bank, in partnership with COVAX has stated that it would accelerate COVID-19 vaccine supply for developing countries through a new financing mechanism that builds on Gavi’s newly designed AMC cost-sharing arrangement.
COVAX plans to make available up to 430 million additional doses, or enough to fully vaccinate 250 million people, for delivery between late 2021 and mid-2022.
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