@nespinoza72 Bravo to you Madam Ambassador and dear friend, Noemi. Bravo for members States showing commitment for justice and rights at a very difficult turbulent international moment. This accomplishment confirms that multilateralism still has a heart and soul.
#ECW strives to reach every vulnerable child w/#QualityEducation–no matter where they are or their circumstances.
We appeal to the #PrivateSector to help us mobilize additional funding to ensure no girl/boy is left behind.
https://t.co/2DEwaBnJhq
#HLFC2023#222MillionDreams✨📚
In 2022, we shifted our focus from beyond #COVID19 to enhancing the resilience of health systems. Will 2023 bring new global health progress?
See @UNFoundation's year in review: https://t.co/9XiM6R39uj
3. WHO to be empowered by the World Health Assembly to investigate pathogens with pandemic potential in all countries with short-notice access to relevant sites, provision of samples and standing multi-entry visas for international epidemic experts to outbreak locations.
2. WHO to be given the explicit authority by the World Health Assembly to publish information about outbreaks with pandemic potential on an immediate basis, without requiring the prior approval of national governments.
.@TheIndPanel made 4 recommendations related to surveillance, speed & WHO's authority.
1. WHO should establish a new global system for surveillance, based on full transparency by all parties, using state-of-the-art digital tools to connect information centres around the world ..
The Panel’s conclusion was that the alert system does not operate with sufficient speed when faced with a fast-moving respiratory pathogen, that the legally binding IHR are a conservative instrument..and serve to constrain rather than facilitate rapid action...
The other, the slow and deliberate pace with which information is treated under the IHRs, with their step-by-step confidentiality and verification requirements...with greater emphasis on action that should not be taken, rather than on action that should.
@TheIndPanel found that the chronology of the early events in raising the alarm about COVID-19 show two worlds operating at very different speeds. One is the world of fast-paced information and data-sharing. That's the speed at which viruses can travel.
Three years ago today @WHO reported a cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan, China.
WHO was also working through the procedures of the #InternationalHealthRegulations (IHR).
@TheIndPanel's authoritative chronology shows who took action and when.
👉 https://t.co/7sGu3A9cit & 🧵
@ksamissionun الابنة الغالية، فخورة بك وبانجازاتك في العالم الدولي الذي اعرف تحدياته خاصة لنساء المملكة العربية السعودية. وفقك الله وحفظك رافعة راس بلدنا في المنظمة الدولية.
@MahaAkeel1 مقال علمي واضح المعالم فكرا وكلمة، تنادي به الدكتورة القديرة مها العقيل مجتمعنا العربي السعودي علي تقبل الاخر والتعامل الانساني معه دون ان يمس ذلك من قيمنا الانسانية التي نادي بها ديننا العظيم. وفقك الله.
« Rich nations need to ensure vaccine targets in poor countries are hit. They need to stop stockpiling vaccines they will never use. They need to reverse aid cuts. They need to waive patent protection. They need to stop being so short-sighted. »
https://t.co/TUq3nPDwtj
A headline that gets it: Govt is clearly trying to stop Delta outbreak in its tracks; not easy when virus seeks out unvaccinated in most marginalised populations. @dchengnzz: “It looks like Jacinda Ardern has waved the white flag to Delta, but she hasn't” https://t.co/dnzfqdK0Oo
Triumph for common sense: #IMF board expresses confidence in @KGeorgieva to exercise her responsibilities as #IMF Managing Director. Let her now get on with her job incl supporting recovery from #COVID19 pandemic & contributing to #climateaction:
https://t.co/SmpkBwz8mE