A progress report by the Independent Panel, six-months after their landmark publication outlining a blue print to make COVID-19 the last pandemic of such devastation.
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Progress six months after the report of the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response. This report was released at an open Chatham House event on 22 November 2021. HE Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (in a pre-recorded video) Thank you, Rob Yates and the team at Chatham House for hosting the release of our progress report
Losing Time is a six-month follow-up report to The Independent Panel’s main report: COVID-19 Make it the Last Pandemic
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Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former President of Liberia, and Rt Hon. Helen Clark, former Prime Minister of New Zealand, today briefed Member States at the United Nations General Assembly on measures to respond to COVID-19 and prevent future pandemics.
At the UNAIDS High Level Meeting, Co-Chair The Rt Hon. Helen Clark gave the following statement on behalf of the Co-Chairs. 1. Your excellencies, distinguished delegates, it is a privilege to address you in my capacity as Co-Chair of the Independent Panel for Pandemic Preparedness and Response, and also as a long time-supporter of the
A report of the testimony the Independent Panel received from those at the front lines of the response, and how it shaped our recommendations.
No more pandemics! Bearing witness to COVID-19 and committing to a more secure future Read More »
This brief explains the actions required by all stakeholders, including national governments, the WHO and the UNGA to reform the international system for pandemic preparedness and response.
From Recommendations to Political Decisions Read More »
An Independent Panel Policy Brief summary on the global architecture required for pandemic preparedness and response.
Policy Brief: The Global Architecture for Pandemic Preparedness and Response Read More »
Following discussion on “Item 17” in Committee A, “Public Health Emergencies: Preparedness and Response,” which included discussion on the Independent Panel’s report, Co-Chair H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf delivered the following remarks on behalf of the Co-Chairs. Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Thank you Chair. Member States and distinguished guests, Prime Minister Clark and I would
Co-Chairs’ remarks to the World Heath Assembly, May 26 2021. Read More »
Her Excellency Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Thank you, Chair. Your Excellencies, distinguished delegates. At last year’s World Health Assembly, you tasked the WHO Director-General with initiating an impartial, independent, and comprehensive review of the international health response to COVID-19 which would document experiences gained and lessons learned, and make recommendations to improve capacities for the future. Dr Tedros
The Co-Chairs’ presentation to the 74th World Health Assembly, 25 May 2021. Read More »
