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English: 10 incentives and benefits of an international treaty on pandemics

Faster and better information for signatory countries about pandemic threats Greater certainty for citizens regarding equitable access to pandemic countermeasures (e.g. diagnostics, medicines, vaccines) Cost-effective solutions, based on regional and global planning, for stockpiling and production of pandemic supplies in, or near, a given country A guaranteed “seat at the table” for national leaders at all treaty fora where decisions on pandemic preparedness and response will be taken More secure global supply chains and sufficient healthcare workers during pandemics Clarity about each country’s core capacities Insight into research and development on pandemic solutions, and better sharing of R&D solutions Greater confidence that all partners are doing their part, through fair accountability systems Integration of the ‘one health’ approach into the global health architecture, thereby improving prevention by connecting the health of humans, animals and the planet

Partnership and networking with national counterparts in overcoming the threat of future pandemics, and with all other relevant actors (international organisations, civil society, private sector)