Orphans and Incentives Developing Technology to Address Emerging Infections (1997) / Chapter Skim
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, formally established in 1991 as the first comprehensive effort to yoke public- and private-sector scientific advances to a global public health priority through purposive intersectoral collaboration. The lessons learned from the CVI were integrated at the workshop with other experience from diseasefocused efforts, notably malaria and FIIV/AIDS.
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Roles of Advocacy and Public Education · The high value of advocacy and public education in promoting individual disease priorities and catalyzing public awareness is increasingly well appreciated. · However, the public sector and important elements of the nonprofit sector underuse their powers for advocacy for generic public health needs such as vaccines, as well as for needs seen as most important outside national borders.
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Emphasis on the supply side is focused on solidifying the financial resource base, sharing information, balancing out investment risks, and reducing the time and costs of clinical research. The sense of the workshop was that this was a reasonable framework for action, with the next logical steps being decisions about who might stimulate action most quickly and effectively in each area, perhaps beginning with those requiring building consensus and possible legislative modifications.
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