新冠疫情肆虐已近兩年，全球公共衛生系統持續承受著前所未有的壓力，我們亟需讓醫療保健服務更有效、受眾更廣、更能讓民眾負擔得起的解決方案。尤其是在亞太地區，一些曾在2020年疫情爆發早期就在疫情防控方面取得不俗成績的國家如今面臨著新挑戰，在後疫情時代，它們需要新的策略走向未來。
多國政府在疫苗採購、生產和提升人們對疫苗的接受程度方面受阻，病毒新變種的出現威脅著在控制新冠病毒傳播方面取得的進展。從亞太地區和世界上的其他地區能夠吸取哪些教訓？展望未來，氣候變化對人類健康的影響也將以新的方式挑戰公共衛生系統。如何能夠有效地利用醫療保健、經濟和環境方面的創新來提高全球經濟和公共衛生系統應對這些新挑戰的堅韌力？
堅韌社會再造委員會彙集了來自不同地區和領域的領導者，讓新冠疫情成為一種催化劑，它使全球機構更加致力於建立更健康、更具堅韌力的全球增長模式，尤其是在公共衛生、經濟和環境方面。財團法人亞太堅韌研究基金會 (Center for Asia-Pacific Resilience and Innovation, CAPRI) 的堅韌社會再造委員會亞太中心很高興與維吉尼亞大學米勒中心、哈佛大學陳曾熙公共衛生學院北美中心、歐洲大學學院跨國治理學院歐洲中心、劍橋大學公共衛生研究中心合作，舉辦這一場面向全球的線上論壇，探討在新冠疫情防控方面近來的成功和挑戰。
此次論壇首先討論亞太地區的疫苗進展情況，並發表亞太中心關於該地區的新冠疫情應對措施和疫苗接種工作的報告：《亞太地區的堅韌力：疫苗與「三重挑戰」》。該報告的主題也在10月25日的《日經亞洲》（Nikkei Asia ）專欄文章《Vaccine Equity Across Asia Pacific Will Strengthen Global Health》中得以強調，該專欄文章由堅韌社會再造委員會共同主席Malcolm Turnbull和亞太中心主席林夏如（Syaru Shirley Lin）共同撰寫。該專欄文章中文版發表於《天下雜誌》，題為《輸給歐美！亞太疫後復甦為何牛步？一份報告揭露「3個障礙」》。
在論壇的後半部分，嘉賓們討論了歐洲、亞洲和美國的新冠疫情應對措施，以及如何讓世界各地的衛生系統受眾更廣、更有效、更具堅韌力。
活動訊息
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 美東時間
9:00 – 9:20 a.m. | Opening Remarks
Prof. Michelle A. Williams, Co-Chair, Resilience Commission; Dean, Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health
The Honorable Chen Chien-jen, Commissioner, Resilience Commission; Distinguished Professor at the Genomics Research Center, Academia Sinica; Vice President of Taiwan (2016-20)
9:20 – 10:20 a.m. | Session 1: Vaccinating Our Way Out of the Pandemic
Enhancing development, manufacturing, distribution, and acceptance of vaccines in Asia Pacific
Prof. Syaru Shirley Lin, Commissioner and chair, Asia-Pacific Hub, Resilience Commission; Compton Visiting Professor, Miller Center of Public Affairs, University of Virginia (moderator)
Ms. Pam Cheng, Executive Vice President, Operations and Information Technology, AstraZeneca
Prof. Yik Ying Teo, Advisor, Asia-Pacific Hub, Resilience Commission; Dean, National University of Singapore Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health
The Honorable Malcolm Turnbull, Co-Chair, Resilience Commission; Prime Minister of Australia (2015–18)
Prof. Eng Kiong Yeoh, Commissioner, Resilience Commission; Professor of Public Health and Director, Centre for Health Systems and Policy Research, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
10:20 – 10:40 a.m. | Session 2: Finding Innovative Policy and Private-Sector Solutions to Public Health Challenges
Part 1 (10:20–10:30): Discussion of Asia-Pacific Hub’s report “Resilience in the Asia Pacific: Vaccines and the ‘Triple Challenge’ ”
Dr. Anneke Schmider, Research Director, Asia-Pacific Hub, Resilience Commission
Prof. Adam Kamradt-Scott, Professor and Chair of Global Public Health, School of Transnational Governance, European University Institute
Part 2 (10:30–10:40): Innovation and public health
Mr. Stan Shih, Commissioner, Resilience Commission; Founder and Honorary Chairman, Acer Inc.; Chairman, StanShih Foundation
10:40 – 11:40 a.m. | Session 3: Enhancing Resilience in Public Health
Making health systems in the U.S., Europe, and Asia Pacific more accessible, affordable, effective, and sustainable
Dr. Patricia Geli, Executive Director, U.S. Hub, Resilience Commission; Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health (moderator)
His Excellency José Manuel Barroso, Co-Chair, Resilience Commission; Chair of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance; President of the European Commission (2004-14)
Prof. Chang-chuan Chan, Chair, International Advisory Board, Asia-Pacific Hub, Resilience Commission; Chair Professor of Public Health, National Taiwan University
Dr. J. Stephen Morrison, James R. Schlesinger Distinguished Professor, Miller Center, University of Virginia; Senior Vice President and Director, Global Health Policy Center, Center for Strategic and International Studies
The Honorable Alexander Stubb, Commissioner, Resilience Commission; Director and Professor, School of Transnational Governance, European University Institute; Prime Minister of Finland (2014-15)
11:40 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. | Closing Remarks
Mr. George Freeman, Commissioner and Founding Convenor, Reform for Resilience Commission; UK Minister for Science, Research, and Innovation
Dr. Bill Antholis, Director and CEO, Miller Center
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