Background on the issue your vision is tackling:
Unequal distribution of pandemic-related products (incl. vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics)
- Absence of a functional global supply chain and logistics network (incl. in inter-pandemic times).
- No agreement on type and size of products needed for robust pandemic PPP, costs, logistics for strategic stockpiles, no regular epidemiologic risk-assessment.
- Limited regional and multilateral purchasing mechanisms, limited transparency in cost and pricing of elements along supply chain (e.g. raw materials and other inputs needed for sustainable production of pandemic-related products such as active pharmaceutical ingredients).
- Unequal global distribution of manufacturing capacity of pandemic-related products, notably with regard to LMICs.
- Unequal distribution of research and development capacities of pandemic-related products, limited knowledge-sharing mechanisms and limited transparency on R&D spending
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Notes from backcasting exercise:
Collective brainstorming on the following questions:
- Which policy measures should be taken?
- Who should act in CH, internationally? → 3 policy angles (multilateral level, CH policies at the national level + through engagement abroad e.g. development policy)
- Vision: 2040 "Taking Down the Fance in Equity"
- Pathogen and Data sharing as a Global Public Good
- Global Pooling for R&D
- Capacity Building
- 2030
- Establishment of a universal purchasing platform
- Establishment of a legal framework ensuring purchasing by pooled body
- Equitable development support and funding within LMIC for capacity building (infrastructure & education)
- 2026
- Consistent reporting of disease cases of potential international concern (incentivization -> TBD)
- Decentralization of the production supply chain of medical goods (diagnostics, vaccines, therapeutics)
- 2024
- Continuous R&D (tech, AI, medical products)
- Greater investment into surveillance, M&E
- Funded through DAH & earmarked contributions