Conspiracy
New Tools for Fools
Melissa Kite
August 30, 2024
What is Euvabeco? Chances are you don’t know because it is one of those acronyms used by the powers that rule us in draconian style since Covid and who are hardly at all subjected to scrutiny or asked what they mean by such things.
Euvabeco, or EUVABECO, because sometimes the logo is capped, sometimes not, stands for something you really ought to know about if you are concerned by what your government intends to force into your body, by various incentives and encouragements, in the near future.
But you will only find out if you go onto some fairly obscure websites, following the trail of one site leading you to another until eventually you happen upon the explanation.
Can you guess what Euvabeco is? I’ll give you a clue. It’s a health measure being trialed in five E.U. countries, billed as “empowering” for the ordinary citizen. Oh dear.
“Oh yes, we’re going beyond Covid with this vaccination lark, just like all the anti-vax conspiracy theorists said.”
Dystopian rule by powers hiding ill intent behind mysterious titles for products hailed as transformative was foreseen in Philip K. Dick’s 1969 sci-fi novel Ubik, in which each chapter is introduced by a commercial advertising “Ubik” as a different product serving a specific use. What is Ubik? Nobody really knows.
The last chapter is introduced by a voice that is Ubik itself, claiming that it has created and directed the universe, and that its real name is unknown and unspoken. Maybe Ubik stands for ubiquitous.
Whatever it stood for, I like to think Dick was sounding the alarm about what happens when corporations and governments collide, and corporations win. Others have different theories.
But while such novels were popular then, and now, it seems that once the reality of what they foresaw was upon us, we didn’t seem to care much about doing anything about it.
I cannot find any robust questioning of Euvabeco, which, if you haven’t worked it out, stands for European Vaccination Beyond Covid-19. Oh yes, we’re going beyond Covid with this vaccination lark, just like all the anti-vax conspiracy theorists said.
If you want to know how, you must read a website called Vaccinestoday.eu.
Euvabeco, in the first instance, is the piloting of a European-wide Vaccination Card that will “enable” people to have all their vaccines in one “easy” digital place. If you’re not in the E.U., and you’re excited about this, don’t worry as it’s going to be Schengen-wide, so that means not only E.U. countries but countries like Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland too, eventually.
If you’re in America, I simply do not know what Kamala intends on vaccines. I’m not psychic, although reversing what she says might work. But I would imagine it will be something that will “enable” you.
My guess is, whoever has been running America with Ms. Harris for the term officially titled “Joe Biden’s Presidency” must be well in with the E.U. plan, which I assume comes from the World Economic Forum, because none of them have any original ideas of their own that haven’t been fed to them by Mr. Bill and Mr. Tony—I mean Gates and Fauci, not Blair, but also possibly Blair as well, because he’s now hard at work behind the scenes writing Starmer-Trooper’s frightening policies.
Who knows who rules us, and who cares anymore? Even when we think we know, it turns out it wasn’t them anyway. So unless it’s Trump next time, you may as well call the next U.S. president “Ubik,” because that’s all you will know about what or who they are, really.
But back to Euvabeco, which is the way forward for getting more vaccines into you.
It’s being piloted in Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Latvia, and Greece from September.
Since Covid, we need “better preparedness,” explains Vaccines Today. Oh, I think a lot of us realize that Covid was the big opportunity—sorry, game-changer—and that they’re determined to use that opportunity—sorry, game-changer.
The new vaccination card, or EVC, is a “key tool” that will “empower individuals by consolidating all their vaccination data in one easily accessible location….” Yeah, easily accessible for the authorities.
“It will be available in various formats, including printed cards, mailed copies, and digital versions for smartphones.”
Listen, we all know they don’t give a toss for mailed copies and print versions. I think we all know the digital smartphone hoo-ha is what this is about. But yes, sure, throw in a paper version to make people think there are options.
It then shows you a prototype of this vaccination card, which has a pretty picture of a blonde, healthy-looking young lady (glowing with health, she is, because she’s vaxxed to the hilt) with a long pin number on it and a QR code for scanning.
Handy for airports and benefit entitlement appointments, and if you get stopped by the police who want to check up on you, but let’s not go into that now.
What the site does say is: “Consider the example of Anna, a 27-year-old nurse who recently moved from Bremaria to Morvania….”
These are made-up places, names lifted from a World War II German tobacco and a Marvel comic fantasy land, reassuringly. But anyway:
“Anna needs to provide her vaccination history to comply with local regulations….”
Hang on, what? Since when? Is this in Marvel land, or actually in reality? “Using the EVC, Anna can seamlessly transfer her records. She also needs to create an EVC for her son, Lucas. She sets up his EVC using her account, transferring information from his paper child health book. Both EVC’s are then validated by her doctor….”
And the welfare office and the airport, and the train station, every time she needs to go somewhere?
“Your vaccine card, please?” or maybe just “Papers!” barked at her by Marvel cartoon-style authorities.
When I said I can’t find any questioning of this, I meant not in the mainstream. I did find something on Catholic World Report, to its credit.
“Father Elmar Nass, chair of sociology at the Cologne University of Catholic Theology, highlighted potential data protection issues. He cautioned against allowing health insurance companies access to this information, warning they could use it to discriminate among customers.” You betcha.
“The professor also expressed concern about the possibility of foreign powers or governments accessing the data and using it to restrict the freedom of sick individuals.” Well spotted. “Nass cautioned that such access could lead to discrimination or even exploitation of individuals based on their health status.” Yes siree Bob.
I agree. But then, I’m a conspiracy theorist. I’m one of those anti-vaxxers who told everyone who would listen that the vaccine passport business begun during lockdown would come back with a vengeance. These cards aren’t for Covid jabs, they’re for every jab.
They’re talking about vaccines such as MMR, Covid, and the new mRNA triple vax they’ve put tetanus into, which is tetanus, whooping cough (pertussis), and diphtheria.
The state will end up owning your ass, literally, if you’re not careful, because if you need a load of jabs on a digital card or on your phone in order to relocate from one place to another for work like our Marvel heroine Anna, it’s not hard to see how you will have to have whatever mRNA concoction the Deep State and Big Pharma come up with.
According to Vaccines Today, the EUVABECO project will provide “other innovative tools,” including “a clinical decision system that provides vaccination recommendations….”
Are you getting this? That is 100 percent proof that I, anti-vaxxer, am not delusional. They are planning to tell you via a digital system what new and interesting jabs to get, as well as “…a screening tool to identify and invite vulnerable populations….” So some of us will be told to get more vaccines than others, depending on how we come out on the old Minority Report of what individual risk our bodies might pose to society.
It concludes: “By leveraging the lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic and fostering innovations in vaccination management, Europe is taking crucial steps….”
Oh, there’s leveraging, alright. And they’re definitely taking steps. Beyond Covid is where the game is, or where it always has been, if you want to go down the conspiracy route, and I do. And I wish more would.
Perhaps you have already tried to get a tetanus jab—entirely reasonable if you have dogs and horses and work outside a lot—and you could only get the new mRNA triple jab? Well, that’s enough to make you wonder, surely?
Since when did adult tetanus prevention have to come with a nanotechnology whooping cough vaccine?
But this is all presented as a “new tool,” an opportunity, an empowerment, something you will very much want. And if you do want it, after reading Philip K. Dick, then I give up.
But maybe you read a Philip K. Dick novel, or a Kurt Vonnegut novel or George Orwell’s 1984, and you wax on about what it all means without conceding that it means what’s happening now.
Dick and other sci-fi writers predicted corporations bigger than governments or countries running the world.
But what no one predicted, that I know of as an English-lit graduate, is almost everyone in the so-called rebel fraternity, including writers themselves (at least in the mainstream media), working with big corporations and big government to support and usher in the advent of such a regime, either by taking part or by not saying a thing as it happened. Troublemakers who would vehemently inquire into, say, GM crops, said yes to GM injections into their own bloodstreams. And now they ignore the results, and they ignore the problems, and they ignore Euvabeco.
Philip K. Dick’s former wife Tessa remarked that Ubik was a metaphor for God. “Ubik is all-powerful and all-knowing, and Ubik is everywhere. The spray can is only a form that Ubik takes to make it easy for people to understand it and use it. It is not the substance inside the can that helps them, but rather their faith in the promise that it will help them.”
I think this is also very true of The Vaccine, and its relentless rollout. Maybe faith in The Vaccine is what They are pushing on us. And in terms of mind control, it’s clearly working.
Source : https://www.takimag.com/article/new-tools-for-fools/
https://www.vaccinestoday.eu/ website mentioned, but not linked to in the article.
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Edit: Here's the original press release, from July.
European Vaccination Card will be piloted in five countries
EUVABECO
July 22nd, 2024
A European Vaccination Card will enable informed vaccination, according to experts working on the EUVABECO project. Latvia, Greece, Belgium, Germany and Portugal will pilot the new tool from September.’
Despite decades of awareness, zoonotic diseases – those transmitted from animals to humans – continue to pose a significant threat to global health.[1] In the face of the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis, our global lack of preparedness for such outbreaks became starkly apparent.
However, it also sparked a surge of innovation, leading to the rapid deployment of multidisciplinary approaches and new technologies that helped us understand, treat, and protect against the virus, ultimately bringing the crisis under control.[2] These innovations included new medicinal products, such as vaccines, as well as advanced tools like those for modelling and forecasting.
As Europe transitions from emergency measures to long-term COVID-19 management, there is a critical opportunity to strengthen resilience and increase preparedness for future health threats. The European Vaccination Beyond COVID-19 (EUVABECO) project seeks to leverage this momentum by initiating pilot projects to develop and test implementation plans for tools that support both routine and crisis vaccination practices.[3]
Introducing the European Vaccination Card
One key tool that EUVABECO will introduce is the European Vaccination Card (EVC).[4] Scheduled for launch in September 2024, the EVC will initially be piloted in five pilot countries: Latvia, Greece, Belgium, Germany, and Portugal. The card aims to empower individuals by consolidating all their vaccination data in one easily accessible location. It will be available in various formats, including printed cards, mailed copies, and digital versions for smartphones.[5]
Consider the example of Anna*, a 27-year-old nurse who recently moved from Bremaria* to Morvania* with her family. In her new country, Anna needs to provide her vaccination history to comply with local regulations. Using the European Vaccination Card (EVC), Anna can seamlessly transfer her records. She goes online, creates an EVC account with the provider of her choice, and enters her vaccination data from Bremaria.
Anna also needs to create an EVC for her son, Lucas*. She sets up his EVC using her account, transferring information from his paper child health book. Both EVC’s are then validated by her doctor, an authorised EVC health professional in Bremaria. This digital record becomes accessible via her smartphone, simplifying the process of sharing it with healthcare providers.
During their first visit to Dr. Müller* in Morvania, Anna presents Lucas’s printed EVC. With Anna’s consent, Dr. Müller scans the EVCs’s QR code, quickly updating Lucas’s vaccination history in the local system. This seamless process ensures Lucas receives the necessary vaccinations according to Morvania’s schedule, allowing Anna to efficiently manage both her and her son’s vaccination records.
The EVC empowers individuals like Anna to take control over their own vaccination records, revolutionising vaccination management and ensuring a healthier future for all Europeans. This citizen-centred method of storing and sharing data, rather than relying solely on public health systems, was made possible by the Global Digital Health Certification Network (GDHCN).
Developed during the COVID-19 pandemic for the EU Digital COVID Certificate, the GDHCN is now managed by the World Health Organization, enabling the authenticity of digital vaccination records to be ensured.[7]
EUVABECO’s pilot projects aim to pave the way for other countries by harmonising vaccine terminology, developing a common syntax, ensuring adaptability across different healthcare settings, and refining EVC implementation plans. These plans will be publicly released in 2026, extending the EVC system beyond the pilot phases and enabling broad adoption across all EU Member States.
In addition to the EVC, EUVABECO is creating plans for several other innovative tools: a clinical decision system that provides vaccination recommendations, a screening tool to identify and invite vulnerable populations, an electronic Product Information Leaflet (e-PIL) to enable the transfer of vaccines across countries without having to repackage them, and a modeling and forecasting tool to assess the impact of public health interventions.
By leveraging the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and fostering innovation in vaccination management, Europe is taking crucial steps toward a more resilient and health-secure future.
For more information about the EUVABECO project, visit the project website.
*All names and places are fictional
Authors: Sally Jackson, Francois Kaag, Alain Cimino and Dace Zavadska.
[1] 2020 United Nations Environment Programme. Preventing the next pandemic. Zoonotic diseases and how to break the chain of transmission. [report] (https://unsdg.un.org/sites/default/files/2020-07/UNEP-Preventing-the-next-pandemic.pdf, accessed July 8 2024).
[2] European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. Drawing light from the pandemic. A new strategy for health and sustainable development. A review of the evidence for the Pan-European Commission for Health and Sustainable Development. [report] (https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/345027/9789289051798-eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y, accessed July 8 2024).
[3] EUVABECO Project [web portal] (https://euvabeco.eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[4] Publications Office of the European Union. Provision of options and recommendations for an EU citizen’s vaccination card [report] (https://op.europa.eu/en/publication..._ev=search&WT.URL=https://hadea.ec.europa.eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[5] EUVABECO. European Vaccination Card (EVC): A citizen-held card to foster informed decision-making on vaccination and improve continuity of care across the EU. [news story] (https://euvabeco.eu/news/european-v...and-improve-continuity-of-care-across-the-eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[6] European Commission, European Health and Digital Executive Agency, Provision of options and recommendations for an EU citizen’s vaccination card. Annex 2, Design and testing of three dual templates, [report] (https://op.europa.eu/en/publication...75ed71a1/language-en/format-PDF/source-search, accessed July 8 2024)
[7] World Health Organization. Global Digital Health Certification Network [web portal] (https://www.who.int/initiatives/global-digital-health-certification-network, accessed July 8 2024)
New Tools for Fools
Melissa Kite
August 30, 2024
What is Euvabeco? Chances are you don’t know because it is one of those acronyms used by the powers that rule us in draconian style since Covid and who are hardly at all subjected to scrutiny or asked what they mean by such things.
Euvabeco, or EUVABECO, because sometimes the logo is capped, sometimes not, stands for something you really ought to know about if you are concerned by what your government intends to force into your body, by various incentives and encouragements, in the near future.
But you will only find out if you go onto some fairly obscure websites, following the trail of one site leading you to another until eventually you happen upon the explanation.
Can you guess what Euvabeco is? I’ll give you a clue. It’s a health measure being trialed in five E.U. countries, billed as “empowering” for the ordinary citizen. Oh dear.
“Oh yes, we’re going beyond Covid with this vaccination lark, just like all the anti-vax conspiracy theorists said.”
Dystopian rule by powers hiding ill intent behind mysterious titles for products hailed as transformative was foreseen in Philip K. Dick’s 1969 sci-fi novel Ubik, in which each chapter is introduced by a commercial advertising “Ubik” as a different product serving a specific use. What is Ubik? Nobody really knows.
The last chapter is introduced by a voice that is Ubik itself, claiming that it has created and directed the universe, and that its real name is unknown and unspoken. Maybe Ubik stands for ubiquitous.
Whatever it stood for, I like to think Dick was sounding the alarm about what happens when corporations and governments collide, and corporations win. Others have different theories.
But while such novels were popular then, and now, it seems that once the reality of what they foresaw was upon us, we didn’t seem to care much about doing anything about it.
I cannot find any robust questioning of Euvabeco, which, if you haven’t worked it out, stands for European Vaccination Beyond Covid-19. Oh yes, we’re going beyond Covid with this vaccination lark, just like all the anti-vax conspiracy theorists said.
If you want to know how, you must read a website called Vaccinestoday.eu.
Euvabeco, in the first instance, is the piloting of a European-wide Vaccination Card that will “enable” people to have all their vaccines in one “easy” digital place. If you’re not in the E.U., and you’re excited about this, don’t worry as it’s going to be Schengen-wide, so that means not only E.U. countries but countries like Iceland, Norway, and Switzerland too, eventually.
If you’re in America, I simply do not know what Kamala intends on vaccines. I’m not psychic, although reversing what she says might work. But I would imagine it will be something that will “enable” you.
My guess is, whoever has been running America with Ms. Harris for the term officially titled “Joe Biden’s Presidency” must be well in with the E.U. plan, which I assume comes from the World Economic Forum, because none of them have any original ideas of their own that haven’t been fed to them by Mr. Bill and Mr. Tony—I mean Gates and Fauci, not Blair, but also possibly Blair as well, because he’s now hard at work behind the scenes writing Starmer-Trooper’s frightening policies.
Who knows who rules us, and who cares anymore? Even when we think we know, it turns out it wasn’t them anyway. So unless it’s Trump next time, you may as well call the next U.S. president “Ubik,” because that’s all you will know about what or who they are, really.
But back to Euvabeco, which is the way forward for getting more vaccines into you.
It’s being piloted in Germany, Belgium, Portugal, Latvia, and Greece from September.
Since Covid, we need “better preparedness,” explains Vaccines Today. Oh, I think a lot of us realize that Covid was the big opportunity—sorry, game-changer—and that they’re determined to use that opportunity—sorry, game-changer.
The new vaccination card, or EVC, is a “key tool” that will “empower individuals by consolidating all their vaccination data in one easily accessible location….” Yeah, easily accessible for the authorities.
“It will be available in various formats, including printed cards, mailed copies, and digital versions for smartphones.”
Listen, we all know they don’t give a toss for mailed copies and print versions. I think we all know the digital smartphone hoo-ha is what this is about. But yes, sure, throw in a paper version to make people think there are options.
It then shows you a prototype of this vaccination card, which has a pretty picture of a blonde, healthy-looking young lady (glowing with health, she is, because she’s vaxxed to the hilt) with a long pin number on it and a QR code for scanning.
Handy for airports and benefit entitlement appointments, and if you get stopped by the police who want to check up on you, but let’s not go into that now.
What the site does say is: “Consider the example of Anna, a 27-year-old nurse who recently moved from Bremaria to Morvania….”
These are made-up places, names lifted from a World War II German tobacco and a Marvel comic fantasy land, reassuringly. But anyway:
“Anna needs to provide her vaccination history to comply with local regulations….”
Hang on, what? Since when? Is this in Marvel land, or actually in reality? “Using the EVC, Anna can seamlessly transfer her records. She also needs to create an EVC for her son, Lucas. She sets up his EVC using her account, transferring information from his paper child health book. Both EVC’s are then validated by her doctor….”
And the welfare office and the airport, and the train station, every time she needs to go somewhere?
“Your vaccine card, please?” or maybe just “Papers!” barked at her by Marvel cartoon-style authorities.
When I said I can’t find any questioning of this, I meant not in the mainstream. I did find something on Catholic World Report, to its credit.
“Father Elmar Nass, chair of sociology at the Cologne University of Catholic Theology, highlighted potential data protection issues. He cautioned against allowing health insurance companies access to this information, warning they could use it to discriminate among customers.” You betcha.
“The professor also expressed concern about the possibility of foreign powers or governments accessing the data and using it to restrict the freedom of sick individuals.” Well spotted. “Nass cautioned that such access could lead to discrimination or even exploitation of individuals based on their health status.” Yes siree Bob.
I agree. But then, I’m a conspiracy theorist. I’m one of those anti-vaxxers who told everyone who would listen that the vaccine passport business begun during lockdown would come back with a vengeance. These cards aren’t for Covid jabs, they’re for every jab.
They’re talking about vaccines such as MMR, Covid, and the new mRNA triple vax they’ve put tetanus into, which is tetanus, whooping cough (pertussis), and diphtheria.
The state will end up owning your ass, literally, if you’re not careful, because if you need a load of jabs on a digital card or on your phone in order to relocate from one place to another for work like our Marvel heroine Anna, it’s not hard to see how you will have to have whatever mRNA concoction the Deep State and Big Pharma come up with.
According to Vaccines Today, the EUVABECO project will provide “other innovative tools,” including “a clinical decision system that provides vaccination recommendations….”
Are you getting this? That is 100 percent proof that I, anti-vaxxer, am not delusional. They are planning to tell you via a digital system what new and interesting jabs to get, as well as “…a screening tool to identify and invite vulnerable populations….” So some of us will be told to get more vaccines than others, depending on how we come out on the old Minority Report of what individual risk our bodies might pose to society.
It concludes: “By leveraging the lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic and fostering innovations in vaccination management, Europe is taking crucial steps….”
Oh, there’s leveraging, alright. And they’re definitely taking steps. Beyond Covid is where the game is, or where it always has been, if you want to go down the conspiracy route, and I do. And I wish more would.
Perhaps you have already tried to get a tetanus jab—entirely reasonable if you have dogs and horses and work outside a lot—and you could only get the new mRNA triple jab? Well, that’s enough to make you wonder, surely?
Since when did adult tetanus prevention have to come with a nanotechnology whooping cough vaccine?
But this is all presented as a “new tool,” an opportunity, an empowerment, something you will very much want. And if you do want it, after reading Philip K. Dick, then I give up.
But maybe you read a Philip K. Dick novel, or a Kurt Vonnegut novel or George Orwell’s 1984, and you wax on about what it all means without conceding that it means what’s happening now.
Dick and other sci-fi writers predicted corporations bigger than governments or countries running the world.
But what no one predicted, that I know of as an English-lit graduate, is almost everyone in the so-called rebel fraternity, including writers themselves (at least in the mainstream media), working with big corporations and big government to support and usher in the advent of such a regime, either by taking part or by not saying a thing as it happened. Troublemakers who would vehemently inquire into, say, GM crops, said yes to GM injections into their own bloodstreams. And now they ignore the results, and they ignore the problems, and they ignore Euvabeco.
Philip K. Dick’s former wife Tessa remarked that Ubik was a metaphor for God. “Ubik is all-powerful and all-knowing, and Ubik is everywhere. The spray can is only a form that Ubik takes to make it easy for people to understand it and use it. It is not the substance inside the can that helps them, but rather their faith in the promise that it will help them.”
I think this is also very true of The Vaccine, and its relentless rollout. Maybe faith in The Vaccine is what They are pushing on us. And in terms of mind control, it’s clearly working.
Source : https://www.takimag.com/article/new-tools-for-fools/
https://www.vaccinestoday.eu/ website mentioned, but not linked to in the article.
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Edit: Here's the original press release, from July.
European Vaccination Card will be piloted in five countries
EUVABECO
July 22nd, 2024
A European Vaccination Card will enable informed vaccination, according to experts working on the EUVABECO project. Latvia, Greece, Belgium, Germany and Portugal will pilot the new tool from September.’
Despite decades of awareness, zoonotic diseases – those transmitted from animals to humans – continue to pose a significant threat to global health.[1] In the face of the unprecedented COVID-19 crisis, our global lack of preparedness for such outbreaks became starkly apparent.
However, it also sparked a surge of innovation, leading to the rapid deployment of multidisciplinary approaches and new technologies that helped us understand, treat, and protect against the virus, ultimately bringing the crisis under control.[2] These innovations included new medicinal products, such as vaccines, as well as advanced tools like those for modelling and forecasting.
As Europe transitions from emergency measures to long-term COVID-19 management, there is a critical opportunity to strengthen resilience and increase preparedness for future health threats. The European Vaccination Beyond COVID-19 (EUVABECO) project seeks to leverage this momentum by initiating pilot projects to develop and test implementation plans for tools that support both routine and crisis vaccination practices.[3]
Introducing the European Vaccination Card
One key tool that EUVABECO will introduce is the European Vaccination Card (EVC).[4] Scheduled for launch in September 2024, the EVC will initially be piloted in five pilot countries: Latvia, Greece, Belgium, Germany, and Portugal. The card aims to empower individuals by consolidating all their vaccination data in one easily accessible location. It will be available in various formats, including printed cards, mailed copies, and digital versions for smartphones.[5]
Consider the example of Anna*, a 27-year-old nurse who recently moved from Bremaria* to Morvania* with her family. In her new country, Anna needs to provide her vaccination history to comply with local regulations. Using the European Vaccination Card (EVC), Anna can seamlessly transfer her records. She goes online, creates an EVC account with the provider of her choice, and enters her vaccination data from Bremaria.
Anna also needs to create an EVC for her son, Lucas*. She sets up his EVC using her account, transferring information from his paper child health book. Both EVC’s are then validated by her doctor, an authorised EVC health professional in Bremaria. This digital record becomes accessible via her smartphone, simplifying the process of sharing it with healthcare providers.
During their first visit to Dr. Müller* in Morvania, Anna presents Lucas’s printed EVC. With Anna’s consent, Dr. Müller scans the EVCs’s QR code, quickly updating Lucas’s vaccination history in the local system. This seamless process ensures Lucas receives the necessary vaccinations according to Morvania’s schedule, allowing Anna to efficiently manage both her and her son’s vaccination records.
The EVC empowers individuals like Anna to take control over their own vaccination records, revolutionising vaccination management and ensuring a healthier future for all Europeans. This citizen-centred method of storing and sharing data, rather than relying solely on public health systems, was made possible by the Global Digital Health Certification Network (GDHCN).
Developed during the COVID-19 pandemic for the EU Digital COVID Certificate, the GDHCN is now managed by the World Health Organization, enabling the authenticity of digital vaccination records to be ensured.[7]
EUVABECO’s pilot projects aim to pave the way for other countries by harmonising vaccine terminology, developing a common syntax, ensuring adaptability across different healthcare settings, and refining EVC implementation plans. These plans will be publicly released in 2026, extending the EVC system beyond the pilot phases and enabling broad adoption across all EU Member States.
In addition to the EVC, EUVABECO is creating plans for several other innovative tools: a clinical decision system that provides vaccination recommendations, a screening tool to identify and invite vulnerable populations, an electronic Product Information Leaflet (e-PIL) to enable the transfer of vaccines across countries without having to repackage them, and a modeling and forecasting tool to assess the impact of public health interventions.
By leveraging the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and fostering innovation in vaccination management, Europe is taking crucial steps toward a more resilient and health-secure future.
For more information about the EUVABECO project, visit the project website.
*All names and places are fictional
Authors: Sally Jackson, Francois Kaag, Alain Cimino and Dace Zavadska.
[1] 2020 United Nations Environment Programme. Preventing the next pandemic. Zoonotic diseases and how to break the chain of transmission. [report] (https://unsdg.un.org/sites/default/files/2020-07/UNEP-Preventing-the-next-pandemic.pdf, accessed July 8 2024).
[2] European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies. Drawing light from the pandemic. A new strategy for health and sustainable development. A review of the evidence for the Pan-European Commission for Health and Sustainable Development. [report] (https://iris.who.int/bitstream/handle/10665/345027/9789289051798-eng.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y, accessed July 8 2024).
[3] EUVABECO Project [web portal] (https://euvabeco.eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[4] Publications Office of the European Union. Provision of options and recommendations for an EU citizen’s vaccination card [report] (https://op.europa.eu/en/publication..._ev=search&WT.URL=https://hadea.ec.europa.eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[5] EUVABECO. European Vaccination Card (EVC): A citizen-held card to foster informed decision-making on vaccination and improve continuity of care across the EU. [news story] (https://euvabeco.eu/news/european-v...and-improve-continuity-of-care-across-the-eu/, accessed July 8 2024)
[6] European Commission, European Health and Digital Executive Agency, Provision of options and recommendations for an EU citizen’s vaccination card. Annex 2, Design and testing of three dual templates, [report] (https://op.europa.eu/en/publication...75ed71a1/language-en/format-PDF/source-search, accessed July 8 2024)
[7] World Health Organization. Global Digital Health Certification Network [web portal] (https://www.who.int/initiatives/global-digital-health-certification-network, accessed July 8 2024)
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