evidence: NEW YORK | June 1, 2021 – Despite tireless efforts by health care workers and major breakthroughs with Covid-19 vaccines, more than 10,000 people a day around the world are still dying from Covid-19. The continued spread of the virus in unvaccinated populations threatens to keep the global economy choked for the foreseeable future and poses threats to current progress in containing the pandemic. To stop the spread of this pandemic, all countries need equal access to Covid-19 vaccination. A new report by The Rockefeller Foundation and key collaborators, One for All: An Updated Action Plan for Global Covid-19 Vaccination, is the first to present financing models that could drive the global vaccination effort forward. [...] The Rockefeller Foundation’s Updated Action Plan for Global Covid-19 Vaccination offers a five-point action plan to scale equitable vaccination around the world: [...] "Anything less will not only condemn millions in the developing world to untimely deaths but will allow Covid-19 variants to flourish with a high potential to rebound on the United States and other advanced economies, creating a never-ending cycle of pandemic surges causing economic shutdowns," said Dr. Rick Bright, Senior Vice President, Pandemic Prevention and Response at The Rockefeller Foundation.