Increasing the access of developing countries to H5N1 and other potentially pandemic vaccines
Date: 25 April 2007
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
This meeting will focus on options for increasing the access of developing countries to H5N1 and other potentially pandemic vaccines. It is a follow-up to earlier meetings, most recently in Jakarta, Indonesia. The meeting will bring together representatives from countries affected by H5N1, vaccine manufacturers and donors.
Documentation
News
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26 April 2007
Global stockpile of H5N1 vaccine 'feasible' -
24 April 2007
WHO facilitates influenza vaccine technology transfer to developing countries -
27 March 2007
Indonesia to resume sharing H5N1 avian influenza virus samples following a WHO meeting in Jakarta -
22 March 2007
Pandemic influenza vaccine: WHO and international community make progress towards ensuring access of developing countries
Presentations (reproduced with permission)
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Introduction
pdf, 303kb
Dr David Heymann, WHO -
Developing countries perspective
pdf, 153kb
Dr Viroj Tangcharoensathien, Director: International Health Policy Program, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand -
Developing country vaccine manufacturers network perspective
pdf, 280kb
Dr David Daout -
Vaccine industry perspective
pdf, 586kb
Dr Luc Hessel, IFPMA Influenza Vaccine Supply International Task Force -
Industrialized countries perspective
pdf, 280kb
Dr Gaudenz Silberschmidt -
Closing presentation
pdf, 124kb
Mr Alex Ross, WHO
Crises and emergencies
Services
Resources
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World Health Statistics
Annual compilation of data from 194 WHO Member States -
World health report
Expert assessment of a specific global health issue -
International travel and health
Travel risks, precautions and vaccination requirements