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Improving access to essential medicines through political will and partnerships
- 1. Andrew Chetley Executive Director, Healthlink Worldwide 15 April 2010 Improving access to essential medicines: is it a matter of political will?
- 4. What is the problem? Two billion people lack access to essential medicines.
- 5. What’s the problem? >100,000 medicines on the market … … and only 300 on the WHO essential list
- 6. What’s the problem? Illustration: TI Global corruption report 2006 Up to 30% of medicines on the market in developing countries could be counterfeit or substandard.
- 7. What’s the problem? Data were collected from 93 countries, where the price for a 7 day treatment course of ciprofloxacin ranged between US$0.42 and US$131.
- 9. What’s the problem? Source: SSDS Inc for the World Bank
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- Title of presentation 21/04/10 MeTA
- Two billion people – one-third of the world’s population – have no regular access to the medicines they need. Better information, greater efficiency, more transparency and accountability will mean more people will get the medicines they need – preventing illness and saving lives. Title of presentation 21/04/10 MeTA
- Why don’t people have access to the medicines they need? Inefficient markets and medicine supply chains can lead to poor quality medicines getting onto the market. They can also lead to high prices for medicines. All of these mean that medicines might not be available when and where they are needed, at prices people can afford, and with an acceptable level of quality. Title of presentation 21/04/10 MeTA
- The supply of medicines has a number of complexities. This diagram of the medicine supply chain in Kenya gives you some taste of the number of interactions that are involved in the procurement and distribution of medicines. Title of presentation 21/04/10 MeTA
- Title of presentation 21/04/10 MeTA Summarise any key points, and emphasise where to find further information.