Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response: Operationalizing Global Health Security @WorldHealthSummit
Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response: Operationalizing Global Health Security  @WorldHealthSummit
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Ebola, Hantavirus, Nipah: Outbreaks are becoming more frequent, more damaging, and harder to recover from. Yet investment hasn’t kept pace with the risk. 

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the cost of delay: late reporting, unequal access to vaccines, and fragmented coordination. 

Building resilience means strengthening laboratory networks, trained workforces, risk communication, supply chains, and trusted local response capacities. 

 

Following the UN High-level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response in September, leaders and changemakers will convene at the World Health Summit 2026 to carry discussions forward.  

📅 Join the conversation at the World Health Summit 2026, October 11-13, in Berlin and online.  

Register now.
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