100 Days Mission Report Launch & IPPS Transition Event

London & Online

About

In 2021, leaders across the G7 and G20 endorsed the 100 Days Mission (100DM): a shared ambition to make safe, effective and accessible diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines available within 100 days of identifying a pandemic threat.

Since then, the Mission has helped focus international attention on the investments, capabilities and partnerships needed to strengthen pandemic preparedness. Supported by the International Pandemic Preparedness Secretariat (IPPS), governments, international organisations, industry, academia, philanthropy and civil society have worked together to develop roadmaps, identify priorities and accelerate implementation towards the 100-day ambition.

As IPPS reaches the conclusion of its mandate on 1 March 2027, the Secretariat will publish its final 100 Days Mission Implementation Report. The report will provide a comprehensive assessment of recent progress made towards the Mission, highlight remaining barriers, and identify priorities for the years ahead.

The event will serve both as the launch of the final implementation report and as a milestone in the evolution of the 100 Days Mission. Bringing together senior leaders and partners from across the preparedness ecosystem, it will provide an opportunity to reflect on progress since 2021, consider lessons learned, and identify priorities for the next phase of implementation.

As the IPPS concludes its mandate, the event will demonstrate how the Mission is transitioning from Secretariat stewardship to broader global ownership. It will showcase the organisations, partnerships and commitments that will carry forward the ambition and help sustain momentum towards faster and more equitable pandemic response capabilities in the years ahead.

Objectives

1. Launch the final 100 Days Mission Implementation Report and take stock of progress towards the 100-day ambition.
2. Reflect on the achievements, lessons learned and impact of six years of implementation.
3. Identify the remaining challenges and priority actions required to strengthen pandemic preparedness through 100DM roadmaps.
4. Demonstrate how stewardship of the Mission is transitioning to a broader network of global, regional and national partners.
5. Renew commitment to advancing the 100 Days Mission and its objectives.

A detailed agenda will be provided closer to the event