WHO Calls on Rich Countries to Share Vaccine Doses

The video discusses the global inequity in COVID-19 vaccine distribution, highlighting that while over 6.4 billion doses have been administered, many countries still lack sufficient access. The WHO has launched a strategy to vaccinate 40% of every country's population by the end of the year and 70% by mid-2022, requiring 11 billion doses. The issue is not supply but allocation, and the video calls for countries and manufacturers to update plans, share resources, and prioritize contracts to meet these targets.

What is the goal of the WHO's strategy regarding COVID-19 vaccination?

• To vaccinate 30% of the population

• To achieve global vaccination by mid 2022

• To stop the spread of COVID-19

• To develop new vaccines

What is the target percentage of the population that needs to be vaccinated by the end of this year?

• 30%

• 40%

• 50%

• 70%

What is the total number of vaccine doses required to achieve the vaccination targets?

• 5 billion

• 10 billion

• 11 billion

• 15 billion

What is the main issue identified in the distribution of vaccines?

• Supply problem

• Allocation problem

• Manufacturing problem

• Distribution problem

What actions are being called upon countries with high vaccine coverage?

• To increase vaccine production

• To swap delivery schedules

• To stop sharing vaccines

• To reduce vaccination targets