UNICEF and the World Economic Forum Sign Charter to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccines

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UNICEF and the World Economic Forum Sign Charter to Deliver COVID-19 Vaccines

UNICEF has announced that their organization along with the World Economic Forum have signed a charter with 18 shipping, airlines, and logistics companies to deliver COVID-19 vaccines.

The unprecedented magnitude of the pandemic requires innovative and bold collective action from multinational organizations, governments and industries for inclusive and efficient distribution of safe vaccines. With lives and livelihoods of millions across the globe depending on multiple stakeholders harnessing the power of collective action.

Recognizing this need, 18 shipping, airlines, and logistics industry CEOs, the Executive Director of UNICEF, and the President of the World Economic Forum, have signed a charter supporting UNICEF and COVAX countries in four main ways. Engage with governments, customs authorities, UNICEF and other UN Agencies, and NGOs; participate in operational asset and competency sharing; assign expertise to support governments, where requested by UNICEF; and support UNICEF’s Global Vaccine Logistics Distribution, for COVID-19, with prioritization and solutions for international and in country distribution of vaccines and related supplies on behalf of the COVAX facility.

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Danny is currently a Digital Marketing and Content Creation Manager for Airfreight Logistics and Logistics Manager (LM) and is quite the foodie. He’s always on the hunt for new and exciting dishes to sample, and is never one to back down from a spicy challenge. His travels have taken him around the world, and he’s been able to experience many different cultures (and food).