A Vision for Global Health: How Demand Forecasting, Supply Planning and Market Shaping Can

The Global Health Security Consortium’s (GHSC) One Shot campaign – an initiative that sets out a roadmap for the development of a permanent and preventative global public-health programme that promotes adult vaccination as a vital part of life-course immunisation and the use of prophylactic injectables – is a response to the current barriers to vaccination and the opportunity to improve global hea. [...] Centralised, scenario-based demand forecasting for the quantities and types of products needed for a region must be the driver of the manufacturing supply required to fulfil routine demand and surge needs during a pandemic; this centralised forecasting should build on the work of organisations including: Gavi, the Vaccine alliance;10 the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF);11 the Coalition for. [...] Market-shaping approaches can enhance the effectiveness of vaccination efforts by reducing transaction costs associated with structural hurdles (for example, lower the barriers to accessing the market for buyers and sellers), increasing market information and the visibility of existing data (for example, information about levels of demand and capacity to supply), and balancing the risks between su. [...] Government investment in demand-creation programmes for vaccines and injectables, including the use of clinical data to demonstrate the impact of new and established technologies as the portfolio of vaccines and target pathogens is broadened. [...] 35 A VISION FOR GLOBAL HEALTH 06 Technical Deep Dive: Estimated Global Vaccine-Production Capacity To provide an understanding of the total manufacturing capacity for Covid-19 and non-Covid-19 vaccines, and the relevant technologies used, analysis undertaken for this paper43 shows that the estimated three-year average of the total number of all other vaccine doses purchased in a calendar year is 3.