Sweetening the Pandemic Preparedness pot to include more of Africa and Asia
They don't care if you don't want it--the plan for world dominance using pandemics must go forward, and "generous" indebtedness is part of the plan
Friday, 04 October 2024
NEWS RELEASE
The International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, and the World Health Organization step up cooperation on pandemic preparedness
The Heads of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank Group (WBG), and the World Health Organization (WHO) have agreed on broad principles for cooperation on pandemic preparedness. This cooperation will allow a scaling up of support to countries to prevent, detect and respond to public health threats through the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust (RST), the WBG’s financial and technical support, and WHO’s technical expertise and in-country capabilities. The RST allows eligible member countries to access long-term financing at low interest rates to help implement reforms that address structural challenges to the stability of the economy, such as those posed by pandemics, and to enhance countries’ health systems resilience.
Operating within their respective mandates and policies, the IMF, the WBG, and WHO will leverage their expertise to enhance pandemic preparedness [what expertise have they evidenced so far??—Nass] in their member countries, building on the synergies and complementarity of each institution’s in-country analysis and operations. This collaboration will strengthen the design and articulation of effective policy, institutional and public financial management reforms supported by the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF), the policy reforms and investments supported by the WBG, and the technical and operational support provided by WHO. In strengthening the pandemic preparedness framework, member countries will also work to improve the resilience of their health systems and their ability to respond better to all health emergencies. [Definition of health system resilience is needed—Nass]
Under the Broad Principles of Coordination: [does anyone understand this language?—Nass]
WHO and the WBG will continue to take the lead on health-related development policies and, with other multilateral development banks and The Pandemic Fund, on specific project investments for pandemic preparedness. RST financing will not be earmarked for specific projects.
Pandemic preparedness policy reform measures supported by RSF arrangements will be informed by existing data, analytics and operational engagement of WHO, the WBG, and country authorities.
Pandemic preparedness reforms will build on each institution’s area of expertise. RSF programs will focus on macro-critical policy reforms within the IMF’s expertise and complement the work carried out by the WBG and WHO to maximize both the financial resources and technical expertise available to countries. RSF Reform measures can include policy actions aimed at enhancing the readiness of finance and health systems to respond effectively to future health emergencies.
Thanks to this stepped-up cooperation between the IMF, the WBG, and WHO, the three institutions will better serve countries’ efforts on pandemic preparedness.
Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the IMF, said: “The stepped-up collaboration with the World Bank Group and the World Health Organization will help our institutions complement and leverage each other’s expertise to help our members strengthen pandemic preparedness and enhance resilience of their health systems. The IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust allows eligible member countries to access affordable, long-term financing to address structural challenges that threaten their macroeconomic stability.”
“The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the need for new sources of financing to bolster health systems to make them more able to prevent and detect epidemics and pandemics, and to respond and withstand them when they strike,” said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. “WHO is proud to be working with the IMF and the World Bank to unlock financing from the Resilience and Sustainability Trust, and support countries to put it to work for a safer world.”
“We must aggressively be planning and preparing for the next global health crisis, so that when the battle comes – and we know it will – we will have the health workforce that can be rapidly deployed in the face of a crisis, laboratories that can quickly ramp up testing, and surge capacity that can be called upon to respond,” said World Bank Group President Ajay Banga. “This deepened collaboration focuses our response on helping countries better prepare and respond to public health threats.”
The late Dr. Luc Montagnier said that vaccines are ineffective against RNA viruses.
https://ausouffledelesprit.org/2021/07/30/les-predictions-mortelles-du-professeur-luc-montagnier-sur-les-vaccines/
Even in 2020, when there was no vaccine, the infection mortality rate of Sarscov2 was on par with that of the worst influenza epidemic.
The O strain, which had already mutated when vaccinations began in 2021, and the α, β, and δ strains within the year were on par with ordinary influenza.
After the Omicron strain (BA.1, 2, etc.) in 2022, the infection mortality rate was lower than that of influenza even in unvaccinated people.
Conversely, the infection rate and infection mortality rate of vaccinated people were higher.
Results believed to be figures for 2021 were released as Pfizer documents in April 2022.
{Compared to non-vaccinated people, those vaccinated were three times more likely to become infected, twice as likely to be hospitalized, and three times more likely to die.}
It was also reported that the infection and fatality rate among the Amish was no different from that of regular influenza.
In short, they are operating from a perspective (money) that is completely different from that of medical care.
Tired of these heathen demons. They want world domination at all cost.