Take action for the next step in combating the coronavirus
What we want
We want security and freedom for people, to safeguard their physical, psychological and economic wellbeing. We want to be able to live with the new coronavirus.
Health and the economy seem currently in conflict with each other. This conflict can be resolved, if there is widespread, regular testing of people. This does not happen at present, because the capacity to do this is not sufficient.
This is why we are campaigning for systematic random testing across the board, so that
- individuals and the economy can live and function with COVID-19
- insight can be gained in the effectiveness of current and future policy measures
We need your help
to convince public opinion, the media and policy makers that such a programme is crucial to simultaneously meet public health requirements and allow normal economic and social activity, as long as the COVID-19 pandemic has not been conquered.
Sign now to be number 1046!
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«Most of worldwide testing is not randomized. If we test in random samples, we will have much more valuable knowledge to fight this pandemic.»
Christoph Hofinger
Managing Partner and Scientific Director at SORA Institute for Social Research and Consulting -
«I can’t believe we’re on track and I do not want to return to the future but the new normal.»
Antje Kanngiesser
Senior Executive Leader for Transformation in Infrastructure & Energy | C-Level and Board Member at BKW AG -
«We need to manage and balance the deadly consequences of Covid-19 AND the deadly consequences of our countermeasures in an intelligent way.»
Michael Kramarsch
Advisor, Founder, Investor – Managing Partner hkp/// group -
«Testing is the most effective tool to combat the corona crisis and it is necessary to avoid a second lockdown. »
Hannes Androsch
Former Minister of Finance and Vice Chancellor of Austria, Austrian entrepreneur and consultant -
«Evidence, evidence, evidence!»
Tobias Thomas
Director of EcoAustria – Institute for Economic Research -
«Without comprehensive testing and contact tracing, governments risk a dramatic rise in both human and economic costs.»
Klaus Wertenbroch
Novartis Chaired Professor of Management and Environment, Professor of Marketing INSEAD, Singapore -
«It’s obvious that large-scale testing is not only a cost-efficient, but also an effective tool to combat the crisis without serious consequences. »
Walter Schachermayer
Professor of mathematics at University of Vienna -
«We need more evidence to support our decision making, if we want to build a better future!»
Alexis Johann
Managing Partner at FehrAdvice & Partners AG -
«We need more data in order to finetune measures that minimize socio-economical impact while protecting the public health system. »
Esther-Mirjam de Boer
Owner and CEO at GetDiversity GmbH -
«We need a better understanding where we are in this crisis!»
Nora Szech
Holder of the Chair of Political Economy at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) -
«Knowledge is key to combat COVID-19. »
Astrid Furrer
Member of the Zurich Cantonal Council -
«In the absence of randomized testing we lack reliable data which is necessary to take appropriate actions that minimize the burden of the pandemic. »
Ernst Fehr
Professor of Economics, Director of the UBS Center for Economics in Society