Case Study: Response to vaccine security and self-reliance in Asia

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Earlier this year at the World Vaccines Congress Asia 2013, Charung Muangchana MD, PhD, National Vaccine Institute (NVI), Thailand delivered the presentation: Response to vaccine security and self-reliance in Asia: Thailand Case.

The premise of this case study is:

Securing access to existing vaccines for developing countries, is currently a formidable public health challenge

Large global population & diversity of developing countries, supply of essential vaccines by the mechanism of the international initiatives could not be totally guaranteed the security

However, individual countries, small to medium size, could be difficult to be self-sufficiency/self-reliance on vaccine supply

With international support & PPPs through technological transfer and advice, the cooperation on essential vaccine development & supply among the countries in the specific regions (regional-reliance) could be possible & sustainable means

Countries in the specific regions with well established, such as the AEC, should not reluctant to start the collaboration