What can Nigeria and other countries do to prevent corruption in the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines?
Covid-19 vaccinations rolled out globally in the past week. Since then, tens of thousands of people in the UK received the Pfizer-BioNTech jab. Soon the vaccine will start being given to patients as part of the next stage of the the programme.
On our podcast today, we discussed some of the corruption risks associated with the delivery of vaccines and measures that can be put in place to ensure that the distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine is corruption-free so that it reaches those in most need of it.
We also discussed the role of the private sector key lessons from the COVID 19 response so far.
This episode has also aired as a video on our YouTube channel. You can watch below or on our channel Step Up TV. (Please subscribe)
We hope you are safe as you enjoy this episode. Thank you for listening/watching!
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3 Replies to “Ep.56 What can Nigeria and other countries do to prevent corruption in the roll-out of COVID-19 vaccines? Lessons from the COVID 19 response so far”
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[…] NB. Liz discussed many of these issues in a conversation with Onyi Ough, Executive Director of Step Up Nigeria, earlier this week. The podcast is available here. […]