Given the impact of the Covid19 pandemic, member states have agreed to draft and negotiate a new convention to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response to future pandemics at a global level.
The conference aims to unpack the onion of issues related to the Pandemic Treaty from different perspectives (public health, ethics, law, economics, and other sciences). This one-day conference will start with a keynote lecture and several sessions (see Call for Abstracts).
- Date
- Friday 9 May 2025, 09:00 - 17:00
- Type
- Conference
- Spoken Language
- English
- Location
Campus ENSP Lisbon
Keynote speaker: Dr. Mark Eccleston-Turner, Senior Lecturer in Global Health Law, King's College London
Call for Abstracts
The conference's multidisciplinary approach invites academics, professionals, (PhD) students, and other interested persons to participate and submit an abstract for a presentation addressing the conference topic (deadline: 1 March 2025).
Potential topics
- Pathogen access and benefit sharing, the proposed PABS system
- Open data and sharing, technology transfer and intellectual property
- The accord and international human rights law and standards
- Financing and the Pandemic Fund
- The Accord’s accountability mechanisms
- The Accord’s One Health approach
- Pandemic governance
- AI-related systems and pandemic preparedness
Target group:
Scientists and professionals (public health, medicine, management, law, ethics, sociology) and others interested in global health issues.
Download the announcement for more information
- More information
Interested? Further information or registration can be sent to: denexter@law.eur.nl
