The Pandemic Fund

Welcome to the official Pandemic Fund LinkedIn page! Established with broad support from the international community in September 2022, and drawing on lessons learned from COVID-19 and past outbreaks, the Pandemic Fund is a first-of-its-kind multilateral financing platform dedicated to investing in critical pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response (#PandemicPPR) capacities in low- and middle-income countries. The Pandemic Fund has moved quickly to deliver financing to where it is most needed, with a strong focus on equity and inclusivity. With seed funding of US$2 billion from 27 contributors, the Fund awarded its first round of grants in 2023 to projects that strengthen capacity, both within and across borders. The second round will be awarded very soon. Learn more about the Pandemic Fund → Read our Investment Case: https://lnkd.in/g_zgTcjA Follow us on LinkedIn for the latest updates! #PandemicPreparedness #PandemicResilience #InvestInHealth

Read the latest fact sheet from The White House on #G20Brazil outcomes, which highlights the Pandemic Fund’s pivotal role in global health security. “Delivering for the Pandemic Fund.??President Biden led the G20 to establish the Pandemic Fund in 2022 to help developing countries build capacity to prepare, prevent, and respond to the next pandemic. ?In its first two years, the Pandemic Fund has awarded $885 million in grants across 75 countries,?including nearly $129 million for countries affected by the mpox public health emergency, and mobilized an additional $6 billion?in co-financing and co-investment for project implementation, delivering support that is making America – and the world – safer?from the next pandemic threat. ?The United States is championing an ambitious $2 billion replenishment of the Pandemic Fund and?leading the way by pledging up to $667 million by 2026, subject to Congressional approval. ?At the Rio Summit, the United States led a G20 call for?new and increased?contributions to reach the funding goal.” https://lnkd.in/ggY_5-CW U.S. Department of the Treasury, U.S. Department of State, Dr. Stephanie Psaki, Priya Basu, Muhamad Chatib Basri

The leaders of the #G20 met in Rio de Janeiro on 18-19 November, 2024, to address major global challenges and crises and promote strong, sustainable, balanced and inclusive growth. The declaration recognizes the vital role of the Pandemic Fund in advancing investments in prevention, preparedness, and response to pandemics. ? Read the full text:?https://lnkd.in/gf56FbG3 G20 Brasil 2024

The progress being made at #COP29 is critical for shaping a healthier, more resilient future. ?? As climate change intensifies health threats, it’s essential to prioritize adaptation and preparedness. The Pandemic Fund is actively supporting countries by strengthening health systems, enhancing disease surveillance, and integrating One Health approaches to tackle climate-driven health challenges. Together, we can build a safer world. #COP29Delivers Learn more about the Pandemic Fund projects: https://lnkd.in/ek_SDTis

Fundo para Pandemias aloca segunda rodada de doa??es para impulsionar a prepara??o para pandemias em 50 países COMUNICADO à IMPRENSA: https://lnkd.in/ewrgyTnb

From flood-prone Nepal to vulnerable regions in Latin America, the Pandemic Fund supports climate-resilient pandemic preparedness. By integrating #OneHealth into our projects, we’re enhancing disease surveillance and response where it’s needed most. #COP29 #COP29Azerbaijan Learn more about our projects: https://lnkd.in/gmD7J2u8

On the margins of the G20 Finance and Health Ministers’ Joint Meeting on Oct. 31, the Pandemic Fund announced that it has mobilized US$2.8 billion over the past three months in new international financing for low- and middle-income countries to strengthen critical pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response capacities. The additional resources include commitments from 10 countries, including the Ministry of Finance - Japan, amounting to US$982 million, and co-financing from international organizations totaling over US$1.8 billion. See the press release for additional background: https://bit.ly/48F2NXt

El Fondo para Pandemias asigna la segunda ronda de donaciones con el propósito de impulsar la preparación para casos de pandemia en 50 países. Lee el comunicado de prensa: https://lnkd.in/e6u7MCZ5

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On the margins of the G20 Finance and Health Ministers’ Joint Meeting on Oct. 31, the Pandemic Fund announced that it has mobilized US$2.8 billion over the past three months in new international financing for low- and middle-income countries to strengthen critical pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response capacities. The additional resources include commitments from 10 countries, including the Ministry of Health (Singapore) gov.sg, amounting to US$982 million, and co-financing from international organizations totaling over US$1.8 billion. See the press release for additional background: https://bit.ly/48F2NXt