As the United States and the entire globe is nearing the promised time that Covid-19 vaccines will be available there are many global factors to consider. There have been many "hands in the pot" when it comes to the creation and development of the vaccine and there will be that many "hands" wishing to grasp the vaccine once produced. One country alone is not responsible for solely creating the vaccination nor will they be in the distribution. One factor to consider when creating the vaccination is the amount of money it took to create. Many countries around the world have contributed exhausting amounts of money toward the development of a cure for Covid-19. The vaccine will also have to be distributed globally but not in just a harsh grasping manner, rather in an equitable one. This is the area where citizens in a global perspective will have to be patient and forgiving so that everyone has a chance to become immunized. Globalization also plays a large part in the transportation of the newly constructed drug. In order to have enough vaccines for all the citizens of the world, it will have to be transported carefully and gently so as to keep the medicine safe. This will take cooperation from the citizens of the towns and countries to realize that everyone will be taken care of, they just have to be willing to cooperate. I understand that this is hard to do when they know that their lives are at stake but it will take everyone working together as a whole to make sure that everyone receives the vaccination in an equitable way. Many different countries and people had an impact on the creation and construction of the vaccine so everyone must have the opportunity to receive the medication. The distribution of the injections will have to be calm and put together in a way that the individuals in most dire of need for the shot will receive it first and the individuals after will have to patiently await their turn. It will take everyone working together as one people to keep everyone safe and healthy from this deadly outbreak.
The Challenges of Vaccine Distribution | Global Citizen Explains
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