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AS seen in TIME news As global mass vaccination against COVID-19 begins, it’s one thing to live in a place like the United States, which has the financial and geopolitical resources to secure what will likely be more than enough doses for its entire population. It’s quite another to live somewhere without those resources somewhere like the Ivory Coast, also called Côte d’Ivoire, a West African country that ranks 133rd by GDP per capita. It was clear even before any COVID-19 vaccines were approved that countries like the Ivory Coast would need help securing doses when they became available. There’s the moral imperative, of course nobody should be denied access to a life-saving vaccine because of where they live. But there’s also a global public health incentive at work, as countries that don’t get their outbreaks under control may become breeding grounds for new variants that could then spark fresh regional or even worldwide outbreaks.

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