Pursuing Equity in Vaccine Access

September 21, 2021

Thanks to the advocacy of Honduran civil society organizations, the pace of vaccinations in Honduras has increased in the past few months. ASJ organized a group of 200 Honduran groups—churches, schools, businesses, and nonprofits—to write a letter to the Biden administration expressing the need for global solidarity to save lives.


In a global context where a few wealthy countries had first access to life-saving vaccines and treatment, it is just for them to share vaccine recipes and donations with countries like Honduras. After this campaign, Honduras received 3 million vaccines through the U.S. & COVAX, helping the partial vaccination rate grow from 6.5% to 30% and protecting many lives. There is more work to be done for vaccine equity so that COVID-19 vaccines and treatments are affordable and accessible in Honduras and across the world. We continue to track and share information on Honduras' recovery with the public.


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