With partners such as Sanofi Pasteur, the GVN is connected to public and private sector entities and is enabled to develop effective and sustainable scientific solutions to address viral threats and viral causes of disease.

International business partners are essential in preparedness against potential pandemics and in stopping the spread of viruses. By collaborating with organizations such as the World Health Organization and the GVN, these businesses can be prepared for and respond to viral disease and epidemics that are becoming far more common.

The GVN enhances the international capacity for reactive, proactive, and interactive activities that address threatening viruses and a global need for coordinated virology training through scholarly exchange programs for recruiting and training young scientists in human and animal virology. The GVN also serves as a resource to governments and international organizations seeking advice about viral disease threats, prevention, or response strategies.

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