The World Health Organization (WHO) aims for at least 40 percent of the population in every single country in the world to be vaccinated by 2021.
The speech of the numbers is quite clear: It will in all probability not happen.

WHO CONCERNED: – Can take the world back to the beginning
In Africa, the WHO set a goal that ten percent of the population should be vaccinated before September became October. Only nine countries managed it .
The 50 poorest countries in the world, home to 20 percent of the world’s population, have
only received two percent of all vaccine doses produced .
– One of the worst moral breakdowns in the western world in a long, long time, says the profiled doctor Mads Gilbert.
– Nationalism won in the face of the pandemic, says Jan Egeland , Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council.