Developing Country Vaccine Markets

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Developing Country Vaccine Markets
 
Presentation to 2015 DCVMN Meeting
 
Amie Batson
Chief Strategy Officer, PATH
October 2015
 
PATH/Eric Becker
 
Agenda
 
What is the “developing country” vaccine market?
Globally financed developing country vaccine market –
Demand
Supply
Financing
Opportunities and challenges for the future
 
2
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2006
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
3
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2007
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
4
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2008
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
5
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2009
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
6
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2010
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
7
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2011
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
8
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2012
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
9
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2013
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
10
 
Changing Demand Landscape - 2014
 
Source:
UNICEF public data
 
11
 
New Product Combinations – DTP Family
1998-2014
 
Source:  UNICEF public data
 
12
 
New Product Combinations – Measles Family
2014-2030
 
Source:  PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only
 
13
 
Increasing Value (UNICEF Contracts 2001-14)
 
Source:
UNICEF public
data
 
14
 
New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30)
 
Source:  PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only.
 
15
 
New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30)
 
Source:  PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only.
57.7M
 
16
 
New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30)
 
Source:  PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only.
57.7M
150.1M
 
17
 
New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30)
 
Source:  PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only.
57.7M
150.1M
174.1M
 
18
 
New Products in the Pipeline
 
Source: WHO public data; PATH and partners’ analysis, July 2015
 
19
 
Examples of Manufacturers Leading the Way
 
Chengdu Institute of Biological
Products (CDIBP)
Japanese encephalitis
 
Serum Institute of India Ltd.
Meningitis A
 
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DCVM diversity
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DCVM diversity
 
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DCVM diversity
 
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Opportunities and Challenges for the Future
 
Connect with Me
 
www.path.org
twitter.com/PATHtweets
twitter.com/AmieBatson
 
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  1. Developing Country Vaccine Markets Presentation to 2015 DCVMN Meeting Amie Batson Chief Strategy Officer, PATH October 2015 PATH/Eric Becker

  2. Agenda What is the developing country vaccine market? Globally financed developing country vaccine market Demand Supply Financing Opportunities and challenges for the future 2

  3. Changing Demand Landscape - 2006 Source: UNICEF public data 3

  4. Changing Demand Landscape - 2007 Source: UNICEF public data 4

  5. Changing Demand Landscape - 2008 Source: UNICEF public data 5

  6. Changing Demand Landscape - 2009 Source: UNICEF public data 6

  7. Changing Demand Landscape - 2010 Source: UNICEF public data 7

  8. Changing Demand Landscape - 2011 Source: UNICEF public data 8

  9. Changing Demand Landscape - 2012 Source: UNICEF public data 9

  10. Changing Demand Landscape - 2013 Source: UNICEF public data 10

  11. Changing Demand Landscape - 2014 Source: UNICEF public data 11

  12. New Product Combinations DTP Family 1998-2014 Source: UNICEF public data 12

  13. New Product Combinations Measles Family 2014-2030 Source: PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only 13

  14. Increasing Value (UNICEF Contracts 2001-14) Source: UNICEF public data 14

  15. New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30) Source: PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only. 15

  16. New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30) 57.7M Source: PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only. 16

  17. New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30) 57.7M 150.1M Source: PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only. 17

  18. New Markets (Gavi Graduation 2015-30) 57.7M 150.1M 174.1M Source: PATH Global Vaccines Market Model. Provided for illustrative purposes only. 18

  19. New Products in the Pipeline Source: WHO public data; PATH and partners analysis, July 2015 19

  20. Examples of Manufacturers Leading the Way Chengdu Institute of Biological Products (CDIBP) Japanese encephalitis Serum Institute of India Ltd. Meningitis A 20

  21. DCVM diversity Largest Parastatal Global Actors Emerging MNCs Product Portfolio/ Production Scale Niche Local New Entrants Gatekeepers State-owned Privately Held Market Driver 21

  22. DCVM diversity Largest Parastatal Global Actors Emerging MNCs Product Portfolio/ Production Scale Niche Local Providers New Entrants State-owned Privately Held Market Driver 22

  23. DCVM diversity Largest Parastatal Global Actors Emerging MNCs Product Portfolio/ Production Scale Niche Local Providers New Entrants State-owned Privately Held Market Driver Not exhaustive 23

  24. Opportunities and Challenges for the Future Opportunities Challenges Shift to combination vaccine Creative partnership Access to high margin markets Lower Cost Market Knowledge GAVI Graduation Advantage for Regional Products? Regulatory Approval/PQ 24

  25. Connect with Me www.path.org twitter.com/PATHtweets twitter.com/AmieBatson 25

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