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OBJECTIVE
The Institute for Studies in Industrial Development (ISID) and Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) will co-host a five day Workshop-cum-Conference on "Pharmaceutical Policies in India: Balancing Industrial and Public Health Interests", during 03-07 March 2014,
in New Delhi. It includes several plenary and technical sessions with a
focus on industrial policy-health interface. Several national experts,
policy makers, civil society groups, academia and media would
participate in the five day deliberations. The workshop-cum-conference
is expected to deliberate and discuss the ways and means of
strengthening the pharmaceutical policies in India and the key
challenges it faces.
Some of the broad themes of the workshop-cum-conference would
include: i) Access to medicines: policies and institutions for
availability, rationality, quality and affordability including medicines
pricing; ii) Local production of drugs and pharmaceuticals; iii)
promotion and marketing of medicines; iv) R&D, innovation and
intellectual property rights and v) Foreign and domestic investment in
drugs and pharmaceuticals. Specific issues underlying these themes are
expected to focus on the implications for both industrial development
and access to essential medicines.
For further details about the Workshop-cum-Conference, please follow below links
- Workshop-cum-Conference Brochure
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- Application Form
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