control, and a best case scenario because that's how long it's going to take to get vaccine rolled out equitably around the world.— vaccine rolled out equitably around the world. billions of vaccine doses _ around the world. billions of vaccine doses have - around the world. billions of vaccine doses have now- around the world. billions of| vaccine doses have now been pledged for low income countries. but the logistics of getting them to those who need them as a major problem. nigeria destroyed a million astrazeneca doses in december, which had a shelf ofjust a few week, too little time to use them. the scientist who created them. the scientist who created the jab once vaccine production scaled up, well before the next antivirus emerges. i scaled up, well before the next antivirus emerges.— antivirus emerges. i would like to see more — antivirus emerges. i would like to see more vaccines _ to see more vaccines manufactured in africa. for the next pandemic we need to increase vaccine capacity across the world, if the vaccines don't exist, they can't be shared.— vaccines don't exist, they can't be shared. despite the setbacks the _ can't be shared. despite the setbacks the az _ can't be shared. despite the setbacks the az vaccine - can't be shared. despite the setbacks the az vaccine has| setbacks the az vaccine has played a major role in curbing pandemic. easy to store and transport and sold at no profit, had a truly global