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Published February 24, 2021, 10:30 AM
The Liveable Cities Labs, presented by the Liveable Cities Philippines and the League of Cities of the Philippines, in partnership with Globe Telecom, will kickstart its 2021 series with a timely discussion on how local government units can prepare their own vaccination program once the anti-COVID-19 vaccines become accessible and available in the country.
Due to the COVID pandemic, the global lockdown has greatly affected our cities for almost a year now. The coming of anti-COVID vaccines, while it provides so much hope, also poses a big challenge for local government units to face. At the start, the largest mass immunization in the country’s history will be a daunting logistical undertaking and a public education challenge for all of us considering the many misinformation and other negative perceptions about the vaccines themselves.