Our highlights of 2022

21/12/2022 - Report

At Wemos, we envision a world in which everyone can live as healthy a life as possible. How much money you have, who you are or where you live, should not hinder your health. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of inequality in the world. This affects a person’s opportunities of living a healthy life. We are committed to making structural changes so that health systems are strong, resilient and meet everyone’s needs. This requires sustainable financing, sufficient health personnel, and medicines and vaccines that are affordable and accessible to all. Have a look at some of our highlights in 2022, working for global health justice!

This is an interactive slideshow showing some of the highlights of our work in 2022. Use the arrow on the right to go to the next slide. The blue words contain links to more information.

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Pandemic Accord in its final stage: a basis for further discussions

According to Wemos, the latest draft of the Pandemic Accord published in April 2024, could provide a solid basis for further discussions and agreements towards an equitable and effective approach to pandemics. During the final negotiations, member states of the World Health Organization (WHO) must maintain progress on equity. Read more

Event

30/4/2024

Webinar: why and how civil society can contribute to 5th reporting round WHO Code of Practice

On 15 May, the Medicus Mundi International Network (MMI), Public Services International (PSI) and Wemos will organize a webinar on why and how civil society organizations can contribute to the 5th reporting round on progress of the implementation of the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel. Join us then! Read more

News

23/4/2024

Joint call to next European Parliament: ensure access to medicines

A group of 12 public health organizations from the European Union urges prospective Members of the European Parliament to safeguard access to affordable medicines. Wemos and Health Action International (HAI) jointly took the initiative for this call. We see that access to new medicines is increasingly under pressure in the EU due to sky-high prices. Read more

Our highlights of 2022

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Pandemic Accord in its final stage: a basis for further discussions

Webinar: why and how civil society can contribute to 5th reporting round WHO Code of Practice

Joint call to next European Parliament: ensure access to medicines