WHO Working On ‘Evolved’ Model For COVID-19 Licensing Platform
Executive Summary
With companies still reluctant to share their IP and knowledge via the C-TAP platform, stakeholders will be offered the chance to comment on a proposed new model that is expected to cover drugs for other high-priority diseases.
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