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Or it can be one of conflict, insecurity and poverty. We are at a turning point.”
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Saying that no country in the world has been untouched by the Covid pandemic, the declaration calls for equitable vaccine access both within and between countries by providing vaccines and funding, and sharing knowledge and expertise.

It said: “Those of us who have signed this declaration represent organisations with roots in communities across the world. We work closely with those affected by conflict, disaster and famine, and know the immense challenges they face – but also of their resilience even in the worst of situations.