World Bank's Malpass on Vaccine Distribution, Debt Relief

The transcript discusses the challenges of vaccine distribution, particularly in developing countries, and the role of the World Bank in facilitating vaccine access. It highlights the issues of vaccine supply, international cooperation, and the impact on global growth and inequality. The conversation also covers debt relief efforts, transparency in debt management, and the role of China and other advanced economies in supporting developing nations. The importance of financial support and the need for burden sharing among creditors are emphasized.

What role does information sharing play in the distribution of vaccines?

What are the implications of vaccine nationalism as discussed in the context of the Astra Zeneca vaccine?

What is the significance of the G20 meeting in relation to global vaccine distribution?

How does the World Bank plan to address the debt burdens of poorer countries post-pandemic?