Vaccine Equity Hinges on Decentralized Manufacturing and Regional Supply Chains: A Systemic Analysis of Pandemic Preparedness
Original framing: “[Perspectives] Amadou Sall: virologist committed to vaccine equity” — The Lancet
Amadou Alpha Sall's work at CEPI reflects a growing recognition of the importance of regional expertise and decentralized approaches to health. By engaging with local communities and leveraging regional resources, CEPI can help to build more resilient and equitable health systems. This approach has the potential to promote global health security and mitigate future pandemics.
Amadou Alpha Sall's work at CEPI reflects a growing recognition of the importance of regional expertise and decentralized approaches to health.
By examining the historical context of vaccine inequities and the structural causes of these inequities, we can develop more effective solutions to promote global health security. CEPI's work on decentralized manufacturing and regional supply chains has the potential to mitigate future pandemics and promote more equitable access to life-saving vaccines. By centering the voices and experiences of marginalized communities, we can promote more just and equitable approaches to health and well-being.