Date: 14/04/2021 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45 PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 4 Student ID: 610006 Student Name: Hassan Almarzooq Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 4: Covax and Coronavirus Pandemic The BBC reported on the vaccines against Covid-19 which has being shipped across the world to help overcome the pandemic that has caused a lot of harm in the economics of the whole world, I want to discuss the benefit of Covax that will ensure all the countries regardless to the economic status receive the vaccines fairly. Currently about 38 Million of the vaccine doses have been delivered to 98 countries. There is hope to end this pandemic if there is equally distribution of the vaccines across the world said the Health experts.

There is a great need to share the vaccine because it has destroyed many life to a closer of two million people in the world, it was reported that many richer countries have bought more Covid Jabs compared to the poor countries. (The Lancet, 2021). Covex has a target of ensuring that more than 2 billion people will receive the vaccines in less than a year, 92 from the poor countries and 98 from the rich countries. This scheme is organized by the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Vaccine Alliance (Gavi) and Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation (Cepi). Alice Tait a year; 92 Alice Tait This should be spelled out. Alice Tait Covid vaccines Alice Tait destroyed many lives (close to two million people worldwide), and it was reported that many richer...

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Date: 14/04/2021 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45 PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 4 Student ID: 610006 Student Name: Hassan Almarzooq Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 4: Covax and Coronavirus Pandemic The BBC reported on the vaccines against Covid-19 which has being shipped across the world to help overcome the pandemic that has caused a lot of harm in the economics of the whole world, I want to discuss the benefit of Covax that will ensure all the countries regardless to the economic status receive the vaccines fairly. Currently about 38 Million of the vaccine doses have been delivered to 98 countries. There is hope to end this pandemic if there is equally distribution of the vaccines across the world said the Health experts.

There is a great need to share the vaccine because it has destroyed many life to a closer of two million people in the world, it was reported that many richer countries have bought more Covid Jabs compared to the poor countries. (The Lancet, 2021). Covex has a target of ensuring that more than 2 billion people will receive the vaccines in less than a year, 92 from the poor countries and 98 from the rich countries. This scheme is organized by the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Vaccine Alliance (Gavi) and Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation (Cepi). Alice Tait a year; 92 Alice Tait This should be spelled out. Alice Tait Covid vaccines Alice Tait destroyed many lives (close to two million people worldwide), and it was reported that many richer...

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Most vaccines which are been used in world, they are produced from the UK, Russia, China, U,S, and Europe, rich nations have bought about 53% of the vaccines while the poor countries have bought about 14%. According to WHO it suggest that to end the Covid it will need about 70%of people in the world to be vaccinated, if they could decide to vaccinate 2 billion people per year then it could have taken many years to reach their target of 70% in the world, which has estimated of about 7.8 billion people. The first 2 billion vaccines was to be given to the front liners who include the health workers, elderly and vulnerable. Consideration for door to door vaccine was to help reach the elderly without exposing them to more risk.

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References Herzog, L., Norheim, O., Emanuel, E. and McCoy, M., 2021. Covax must go beyond proportional allocation of covid vaccines to ensure fair and equitable access. BMJ, p.m4853. The Lancet, 2021. Access to COVID-19 vaccines: looking beyond COVAX.

The Lancet, ), p.941. Date: 1/18/21 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 1 Student ID: 1789 Student Name: Jonald Flenn Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 3: Zulfia Zaher and Social Media Zulfia Zaher gave a presentation on social media and advertising. She touched on topics like fake news, hate speech, shootings, news consumption on social media, search engines, and confirmation bias. I want to talk about fake news because it is a very important topic for this generation.

Fake news blew up after the 2016 US Presidential Election. It seemed like Donald Trump was accusing major news networks of reporting fake news at every debate. Most people still don’t have an idea about what fake news really is. Fake news is anything that is intentionally a false report. Some more detailed definitions include: Distorted signals uncoordinated with the truth and A fictitious report relating to current events which is fabricated, and often times misleadingly, with the deliberate purpose of deceiving users and motivating them disseminate the report.

These definitions are key to understanding what fake news is and how to spot it. Fake news stories even use legit sounding styles and have a journalistic style. Fake news has been around since before the printing press. Some authors say that fake news is a new version of folk lore or fairy tales. It is important to remember that fake news is different from hoaxes, pranks, and satires.

They difference is fake news has to be intentionally misleading the audience and try to purposely deceive them. Analytical Paper/Assignment Guidelines Submit via Blackboard: Assignments Category: via Analytical Paper #_ Portal Limit answers to 500 words or less. This word limit excludes the heading. This word limit includes only your answers. Please use Times New Roman 14, 1 inch margins, and double-spaced.

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billion in order to meet the 2021 budget, some funds were received from the UK government which they gave about $ 734 Million while the United State pledged $ 4 billion in December, The first act for president Joe Biden in the office was to sign the United Nation to Covax. President Emmanuel Macron from France has request the rich countries to send 5% of their vaccines to poor nations.

Most vaccines which are been used in world, they are produced from the UK, Russia, China, U,S, and Europe, rich nations have bought about 53% of the vaccines while the poor countries have bought about 14%. According to WHO it suggest that to end the Covid it will need about 70%of people in the world to be vaccinated, if they could decide to vaccinate 2 billion people per year then it could have taken many years to reach their target of 70% in the world, which has estimated of about 7.8 billion people. The first 2 billion vaccines was to be given to the front liners who include the health workers, elderly and vulnerable. Consideration for door to door vaccine was to help reach the elderly without exposing them to more risk.

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References Herzog, L., Norheim, O., Emanuel, E. and McCoy, M., 2021. Covax must go beyond proportional allocation of covid vaccines to ensure fair and equitable access. BMJ, p.m4853. The Lancet, 2021. Access to COVID-19 vaccines: looking beyond COVAX.

The Lancet, ), p.941. Date: 1/18/21 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 1 Student ID: 1789 Student Name: Jonald Flenn Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 3: Zulfia Zaher and Social Media Zulfia Zaher gave a presentation on social media and advertising. She touched on topics like fake news, hate speech, shootings, news consumption on social media, search engines, and confirmation bias. I want to talk about fake news because it is a very important topic for this generation.

Fake news blew up after the 2016 US Presidential Election. It seemed like Donald Trump was accusing major news networks of reporting fake news at every debate. Most people still don’t have an idea about what fake news really is. Fake news is anything that is intentionally a false report. Some more detailed definitions include: Distorted signals uncoordinated with the truth and A fictitious report relating to current events which is fabricated, and often times misleadingly, with the deliberate purpose of deceiving users and motivating them disseminate the report.

These definitions are key to understanding what fake news is and how to spot it. Fake news stories even use legit sounding styles and have a journalistic style. Fake news has been around since before the printing press. Some authors say that fake news is a new version of folk lore or fairy tales. It is important to remember that fake news is different from hoaxes, pranks, and satires.

They difference is fake news has to be intentionally misleading the audience and try to purposely deceive them. Analytical Paper/Assignment Guidelines Submit via Blackboard: Assignments Category: via Analytical Paper #_ Portal Limit answers to 500 words or less. This word limit excludes the heading. This word limit includes only your answers. Please use Times New Roman 14, 1 inch margins, and double-spaced.

Three papers are worth 16 points each. The fourth paper is worth 22 points. There are no wrong answers! Deadline: Midnight You are awarded points for: Format: Word limit, Margins, Headings, Font, Double Space, Writing Mechanics: Punctuation, Word Usage, Grammar and Spelling Writing Style: Clarity: Corrections (blackboard errors, instructor’s errors) must be made within 7 calendar days after points are posted. Students can make-up one missed Analytical Paper .

The missed Analytical Paper is due 7 calendar days after the deadline of the missed Analytical Paper In the event of technical difficulties contact the help desk ( [email protected] ). Do not send assignments to me via email or place in my mailbox. Points are deducted for such items as: incomplete headings, and poor writing. More details regarding the awarding of points is discussed in each assignment. Please consult the Writing Center to help you identify writing problems that are not obvious. I will also make you aware of common writing problems during class time.

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Introduction

The COVID-19 pandemic has had profound implications on a global scale, particularly emphasizing the urgent need for equitable access to vaccines. As of April 2021, approximately 38 million vaccine doses have been delivered to 98 countries through the COVAX initiative, designed to ensure fair distribution irrespective of economic status (BBC, 2021). The aim is to vaccinate at least 2 billion people within a year, focusing particularly on vulnerable populations in low-income countries (Gavi, 2021). This analytical paper discusses the significance of COVAX in the fight against COVID-19, the disparities in vaccine distribution, and the initiatives taken by wealthier nations to support global vaccination efforts.

The Need for COVAX

The COVID-19 pandemic has claimed nearly two million lives globally, underscoring the urgency of vaccine distribution (World Health Organization [WHO], 2021). The COVAX initiative, led by key organizations such as the WHO, the Global Vaccine Alliance (Gavi), and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), aims to address these disparities by providing equitable access to vaccines. The pandemic highlighted a severe imbalance in vaccine access, with wealthier countries securing a disproportionate number of doses. For instance, richer nations accounted for about 53% of the global vaccine supply while lower-income countries managed only 14% (Lancet, 2021). COVAX seeks to rectify this imbalance and has set a target to deliver vaccines to 92 low- and middle-income countries.

Funding and Financial Challenges

Despite raising approximately billion through various channels, COVAX has expressed a need for an additional

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Date: 14/04/2021 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45 PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 4 Student ID: 610006 Student Name: Hassan Almarzooq Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 4: Covax and Coronavirus Pandemic The BBC reported on the vaccines against Covid-19 which has being shipped across the world to help overcome the pandemic that has caused a lot of harm in the economics of the whole world, I want to discuss the benefit of Covax that will ensure all the countries regardless to the economic status receive the vaccines fairly. Currently about 38 Million of the vaccine doses have been delivered to 98 countries. There is hope to end this pandemic if there is equally distribution of the vaccines across the world said the Health experts.

There is a great need to share the vaccine because it has destroyed many life to a closer of two million people in the world, it was reported that many richer countries have bought more Covid Jabs compared to the poor countries. (The Lancet, 2021). Covex has a target of ensuring that more than 2 billion people will receive the vaccines in less than a year, 92 from the poor countries and 98 from the rich countries. This scheme is organized by the World Health Organization (WHO), Global Vaccine Alliance (Gavi) and Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation (Cepi). Alice Tait a year; 92 Alice Tait This should be spelled out. Alice Tait Covid vaccines Alice Tait destroyed many lives (close to two million people worldwide), and it was reported that many richer...

Alice Tait according to health experts. Alice Tait equal Alice Tait Alice Tait Alice Tait regardless of their Alice Tait This should be a period. Alice Tait that have begun shipping across (Herzog, 2021). About $6 billion has been raised by Covax, which is not enough and they wished to increase it with another $2 billion in order to meet the 2021 budget, some funds were received from the UK government which they gave about $ 734 Million while the United State pledged $ 4 billion in December, The first act for president Joe Biden in the office was to sign the United Nation to Covax. President Emmanuel Macron from France has request the rich countries to send 5% of their vaccines to poor nations.

Most vaccines which are been used in world, they are produced from the UK, Russia, China, U,S, and Europe, rich nations have bought about 53% of the vaccines while the poor countries have bought about 14%. According to WHO it suggest that to end the Covid it will need about 70%of people in the world to be vaccinated, if they could decide to vaccinate 2 billion people per year then it could have taken many years to reach their target of 70% in the world, which has estimated of about 7.8 billion people. The first 2 billion vaccines was to be given to the front liners who include the health workers, elderly and vulnerable. Consideration for door to door vaccine was to help reach the elderly without exposing them to more risk.

Alice Tait Need something to wrap your paper up here! Alice Tait were to Alice Tait Alice Tait then it could take many years Alice Tait Alice Tait Comma splice. Alice Tait Again, spacing. Alice Tait Alice Tait Alice Tait suggested Alice Tait Alice Tait Alice Tait which are being used in the world are produced in the U.K., Russia, China, U.S., and Europe. Most nations...

Alice Tait Alice Tait requested that the Alice Tait As his first act as president, Joe Biden signed the United Nations (do you mean the United States?) to Covax. Alice Tait Again, this should be a period. Alice Tait Alice Tait Watch your extra spacing. Alice Tait Comma splice. Say, "budget, but some..." Alice Tait I believe you have an extra space here and this citation should go at the end of the previous sentence.

References Herzog, L., Norheim, O., Emanuel, E. and McCoy, M., 2021. Covax must go beyond proportional allocation of covid vaccines to ensure fair and equitable access. BMJ, p.m4853. The Lancet, 2021. Access to COVID-19 vaccines: looking beyond COVAX.

The Lancet, ), p.941. Date: 1/18/21 JRN205WI Section , TR 12:30-1:45PM Assignment: Analytical Paper 1 Student ID: 1789 Student Name: Jonald Flenn Instructor: Dr. Tait Analytical Paper 3: Zulfia Zaher and Social Media Zulfia Zaher gave a presentation on social media and advertising. She touched on topics like fake news, hate speech, shootings, news consumption on social media, search engines, and confirmation bias. I want to talk about fake news because it is a very important topic for this generation.

Fake news blew up after the 2016 US Presidential Election. It seemed like Donald Trump was accusing major news networks of reporting fake news at every debate. Most people still don’t have an idea about what fake news really is. Fake news is anything that is intentionally a false report. Some more detailed definitions include: Distorted signals uncoordinated with the truth and A fictitious report relating to current events which is fabricated, and often times misleadingly, with the deliberate purpose of deceiving users and motivating them disseminate the report.

These definitions are key to understanding what fake news is and how to spot it. Fake news stories even use legit sounding styles and have a journalistic style. Fake news has been around since before the printing press. Some authors say that fake news is a new version of folk lore or fairy tales. It is important to remember that fake news is different from hoaxes, pranks, and satires.

They difference is fake news has to be intentionally misleading the audience and try to purposely deceive them. Analytical Paper/Assignment Guidelines Submit via Blackboard: Assignments Category: via Analytical Paper #_ Portal Limit answers to 500 words or less. This word limit excludes the heading. This word limit includes only your answers. Please use Times New Roman 14, 1 inch margins, and double-spaced.

Three papers are worth 16 points each. The fourth paper is worth 22 points. There are no wrong answers! Deadline: Midnight You are awarded points for: Format: Word limit, Margins, Headings, Font, Double Space, Writing Mechanics: Punctuation, Word Usage, Grammar and Spelling Writing Style: Clarity: Corrections (blackboard errors, instructor’s errors) must be made within 7 calendar days after points are posted. Students can make-up one missed Analytical Paper .

The missed Analytical Paper is due 7 calendar days after the deadline of the missed Analytical Paper In the event of technical difficulties contact the help desk ( [email protected] ). Do not send assignments to me via email or place in my mailbox. Points are deducted for such items as: incomplete headings, and poor writing. More details regarding the awarding of points is discussed in each assignment. Please consult the Writing Center to help you identify writing problems that are not obvious. I will also make you aware of common writing problems during class time.

billion to meet its 2021 budget (Gavi, 2021). Significant contributions include 4 million from the UK government and a pledge of billion from the United States (Herzog et al., 2021). However, while such financial backing is essential, it remains inadequate for the ambitious goals of COVAX. International cooperation is crucial to overcoming the challenges associated with funding vaccine distribution globally.

Vaccine Distribution Strategies

The WHO suggests that approximately 70% of the global population needs to be vaccinated to mitigate the pandemic effectively (WHO, 2021). To achieve this, COVAX adopted a phased distribution strategy where the first 2 billion doses are designated for frontline workers, including health professionals, the elderly, and vulnerable communities (Gavi, 2021). To enhance access, COVAX has proposed innovative strategies such as door-to-door vaccination services to reach those who may have difficulty accessing healthcare facilities, particularly the elderly (Lancet, 2021). This will not only help in reducing health inequalities but also ensure that vulnerable populations are prioritized in vaccination efforts.

Global Collaboration and Diplomatic Efforts

COVAX is not only a health initiative; it also represents a diplomatic effort to unite countries in the fight against COVID-19. President Emmanuel Macron of France has called on affluent nations to allocate 5% of their vaccine supplies to poorer countries (Macron, 2021). Similarly, the Biden administration has shown a commitment to global health by signing the United States up for COVAX as one of its first acts in office (Harvard, 2021). Such diplomatic engagements signify a collective recognition of the need for equitable vaccine access and highlight the responsibility that wealthier nations have in aiding global public health.

Ethical Imperatives and Human Rights

The principle of equitable vaccine distribution aligns closely with human rights obligations. Access to safe and effective vaccines should not be a privilege reserved for wealthy nations; it is a basic human right to access healthcare (Baker et al., 2021). The ethical obligations of COVAX extend beyond mere distribution; they encompass the moral imperative to ensure that vulnerable populations are prioritized, thereby respecting their dignity and promoting social justice.

Conclusion

The COVAX initiative plays a pivotal role in addressing the disparities in vaccine distribution that have been starkly highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic. By promoting equitable access to vaccines, enhancing funding mechanisms, and fostering global collaboration, COVAX represents a step toward global health equity. Despite the numerous challenges ahead, including financial constraints and logistical hurdles, the ethical imperative remains clear: access to vaccines is a human right that must be upheld for all, regardless of geographic or economic barriers. The efforts made by organizations, governments, and global leaders will be crucial in determining the outcome of this pandemic and in shaping a more equitable global health landscape.

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