Pandemics Start and end in Communities: Why Civil Society participation in the governance of the Pandemic Accord is critical

The inclusion of civil society perspectives in the drafting, negotiation, implementation, monitoring, and compliance of these instruments is the only way to ensure that the content of the instruments is centred on the needs of the poorest and most vulnerable communities and groups.

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