Global VAX: A U.S. contribution to global COVID-19 vaccination efforts, 2021-2023.

Benjamin A Dahl, Beth Tritter, Deena Butryn, Melissa Dahlke, Sean Browning, Richard Gelting, Monica Fleming, Nancy Ortiz, Jacqueline Labrador, Ryan Novak, David Fitter, Elizabeth Bell, Megan McGuire, Robert Rosenbaum, Robert Pulwer, Jolene Wun, Anna McCaffrey, Maisoon Chowdhury, Nida Parks, Marc Cunningham, Anthony Mounts, Dora Curry, Dominique Richardson, Gavin Grant
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In December 2021 the U.S. Government announced a new, whole-of-government $1.8 billion effort, the Initiative for Global Vaccine Access (Global VAX) in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic. Using the foundation of decades of U.S. government investments in global health and working in close partnership with local governments and key global and multilateral organizations, Global VAX enabled the rapid acceleration of the global COVID-19 vaccine rollout in selected countries, contributing to increased COVID-19 vaccine coverage in some of the world's most vulnerable communities. Through Global VAX, the U.S. Government has supported 125 countries to scale up COVID-19 vaccine delivery and administration while strengthening primary health care systems to respond to future health crises. The progress made by Global VAX has paved the way for a stronger global recovery and improved global health security.

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全球 VAX:2021-2023 年美国对全球 COVID-19 疫苗接种工作的贡献。
2021 年 12 月,美国政府宣布了一项耗资 18 亿美元的全新政府整体行动--全球疫苗普及行动(Global VAX),以应对全球 COVID-19 大流行。利用美国政府数十年来在全球健康领域的投资基础,并与当地政府及主要全球和多边组织密切合作,全球 VAX 在选定的国家迅速加快了 COVID-19 疫苗的全球推广,从而提高了 COVID-19 疫苗在世界上一些最脆弱社区的覆盖率。通过全球 VAX,美国政府支持 125 个国家扩大了 COVID-19 疫苗的交付和管理,同时加强了初级卫生保健系统,以应对未来的卫生危机。全球 VAX 计划所取得的进展为全球更强劲的复苏和更好的全球健康安全铺平了道路。
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