Evaluation calls out flaws in ACT-A, strong facility needed to meet the next pandemic

October 12, 2022 / By: Ann Danaiya Usher

An evaluation of the ACT-A covid partnership points to multiple shortcomings, especially the exclusion of lower-income countries, and calls for the creation of a new facility in preparation for the next pandemic. “Something different is needed in the future,” says Sweden’s Global Health Ambassador Anders Nordström.

nordic amb photo.jpg — Anders Nordström (left) is Sweden’s Global Health Ambassador. John-Arne Røttingen is Norway’s Global Health Ambassador

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Evaluation calls out flaws in ACT-A, strong facility needed to meet the next pandemic

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