Global Drug Facility Annual Report 2011 [.pdf] - Stop TB Partnership
Global Drug Facility Annual Report 2011 [.pdf] - Stop TB Partnership
Global Drug Facility Annual Report 2011 [.pdf] - Stop TB Partnership
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17<br />
ANNUAL REPORT<br />
<strong>2011</strong><br />
There were other challenges in <strong>2011</strong>:<br />
Injectable <strong>TB</strong> medicines (streptomycin, kanamycin, capreomycin) became niche products<br />
in many countries.<br />
Twelve quality-assured products came from a single supplier. GDF has been seeking to<br />
rectify this situation by working with WHO, the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) and the<br />
<strong>Global</strong> Fund to engage with additional manufacturers prepared to become prequalified.<br />
Some suppliers of injectable products have had limitations in capacity that resulted in<br />
delivery delays.<br />
GDF has continued its close collaboration with WHO through regular communication on<br />
dossier assessment progress and prioritization of SLD dossiers and inspections. Moreover,<br />
GDF has prioritized engagement with the USP and industry in China, India, Indonesia and<br />
South Africa to facilitate inspections and product assessments necessary for alternative<br />
manufacturers to become eligible for supply by GDF.<br />
1 WHO PQP or SRA-authorized or ERP-recommended for procurement: Macleods, Lupin, Sandoz/Strides, Svizera,<br />
Cadila, Microlabs, Fatol, Reig Jofré.<br />
2 Macleods, Lupin, Fatol.<br />
3 Macleods, Fatol, Jacobus, Panpharma, Cipla, Lupin, Olainfarm, Medochemie, Chao Centre, Mylan, Akorn, Eli Lilly,<br />
Meiji, Bayer, Aspen, Remedica.