I think supporting pandemic response should be an international priority. However, all the money in the world does no good if a couple countries are not healthy or safe, and spread the contagion to …Read MoreI think supporting pandemic response should be an international priority. However, all the money in the world does no good if a couple countries are not healthy or safe, and spread the contagion to the rest.Read Less
Yes, considering how debilitated the world became during the previous pandemic, any additional preparedness would be useful to alleviate, at least partially, those negative outcomes. It was seen that …Read MoreYes, considering how debilitated the world became during the previous pandemic, any additional preparedness would be useful to alleviate, at least partially, those negative outcomes. It was seen that countries in more negative economic circumstances often had a tougher time executing policies to mitigate the illness, which in turn led to worse outcomes globally. The ability to offer additional relief to those countries is important, should an outbreak like this occur again.Read Less
After COVID-19, it is clear that we are unprepared to deal with pandemics efficiently. Contributing to pandemic preparedness should be everyone’s priority so that pandemics don’t end catastrophically.
Yes based on past history it would make sense to prepare so that if it were to happen there could be sufficient resources to start an effective response.
Yes, especially after the experience of COVID, I think it will be beneficial for all countries to contribute in a global funding. This will also help in the future and improve coordination and …Read MoreYes, especially after the experience of COVID, I think it will be beneficial for all countries to contribute in a global funding. This will also help in the future and improve coordination and cooperation.Read Less
I think COVID has proven that some greater extent of disaster preparedness is necessary. We already have past experience to draw on regarding pandemics beyond COVID- just look at SARS. There needs to …Read MoreI think COVID has proven that some greater extent of disaster preparedness is necessary. We already have past experience to draw on regarding pandemics beyond COVID- just look at SARS. There needs to be additional safeguards put in place for better communication and coordination.Read Less
Given the global shock of COVID 19 still fresh in the minds of many, it should be no surprise that many would be in favor of this. On top of seeing thousands dead, the COVID pandemic also saw …Read MoreGiven the global shock of COVID 19 still fresh in the minds of many, it should be no surprise that many would be in favor of this. On top of seeing thousands dead, the COVID pandemic also saw widespread politicization and polarization of something that properly shouldn’t have been a matter of opinion to begin with. A global and more coordinated effort to better damage control another pandemic seems like a no-brainer.Read Less
Yes, and Rich countries should contribute more
I think supporting pandemic response should be an international priority. However, all the money in the world does no good if a couple countries are not healthy or safe, and spread the contagion to …Read MoreI think supporting pandemic response should be an international priority. However, all the money in the world does no good if a couple countries are not healthy or safe, and spread the contagion to the rest. Read Less
Yes, considering how debilitated the world became during the previous pandemic, any additional preparedness would be useful to alleviate, at least partially, those negative outcomes. It was seen that …Read MoreYes, considering how debilitated the world became during the previous pandemic, any additional preparedness would be useful to alleviate, at least partially, those negative outcomes. It was seen that countries in more negative economic circumstances often had a tougher time executing policies to mitigate the illness, which in turn led to worse outcomes globally. The ability to offer additional relief to those countries is important, should an outbreak like this occur again. Read Less
Due to past experience, it’s clear we need to bolster our pandemic-fighting capabilities.
After COVID-19, it is clear that we are unprepared to deal with pandemics efficiently. Contributing to pandemic preparedness should be everyone’s priority so that pandemics don’t end catastrophically.
Yes based on past history it would make sense to prepare so that if it were to happen there could be sufficient resources to start an effective response.
Yes, especially after the experience of COVID, I think it will be beneficial for all countries to contribute in a global funding. This will also help in the future and improve coordination and …Read MoreYes, especially after the experience of COVID, I think it will be beneficial for all countries to contribute in a global funding. This will also help in the future and improve coordination and cooperation. Read Less
I think COVID has proven that some greater extent of disaster preparedness is necessary. We already have past experience to draw on regarding pandemics beyond COVID- just look at SARS. There needs to …Read MoreI think COVID has proven that some greater extent of disaster preparedness is necessary. We already have past experience to draw on regarding pandemics beyond COVID- just look at SARS. There needs to be additional safeguards put in place for better communication and coordination. Read Less
Given the global shock of COVID 19 still fresh in the minds of many, it should be no surprise that many would be in favor of this. On top of seeing thousands dead, the COVID pandemic also saw …Read MoreGiven the global shock of COVID 19 still fresh in the minds of many, it should be no surprise that many would be in favor of this. On top of seeing thousands dead, the COVID pandemic also saw widespread politicization and polarization of something that properly shouldn’t have been a matter of opinion to begin with. A global and more coordinated effort to better damage control another pandemic seems like a no-brainer. Read Less