Adrien Inoubli Keywords Quality and Safety of Medicine in Southeast Asia Health wellbeing ADB SECURE Read more about Adrien Inoubli Dr. Adrien Inoubli has been Regional Adviser for Medical Products Regulation for 3 years in the WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia. In this position, he has been providing support to member states in strengthening their regulatory systems and has also acted as secretariat for SEARN, the South-East Asia Regulatory Network. Before joining WHO, he worked on regulatory processes, compassionate use, clinical trials, and marketing authorizations for the UK and French medicines agencies. His last position was representing France in the EMA’s pharmacovigilance committee, the PRAC.
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SECURE Webinar 19: Enhancing the Quality and Safety of Medicine in Southeast Asia Read more about SECURE Webinar 19: Enhancing the Quality and Safety of Medicine in Southeast Asia COVID-19 posed a major challenge to the global health agenda, with pharmaceutical manufacturers shifting their production and distribution processes to rapidly respond to escalating demands for vaccines and medical products. The pandemic also revitalized the importance of sound pharmacovigilance (PV) systems and national regulatory authorities (NRA) to ensure the safety, quality, and efficacy of vaccines and drugs.
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Digital Transformation and Roadmap to Electronic Procurement Read more about Digital Transformation and Roadmap to Electronic Procurement This presentation gives an overview of the e-Government Procurement System "e-Pak Acquisition & Disposal System (e-PADS)" implemented by the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority, detailing its strategy, achievements, statistics, validation, potential cost savings, future plans, and institutional arrangements.
Implementing Economic, Social and Environmental Policy Priorities through Public Procurement Read more about Implementing Economic, Social and Environmental Policy Priorities through Public Procurement This presentation gives an overview of the challenges and opportunities for implementing sustainable public procurement in Fiji, focusing on the country's commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals, climate change issues, and the need for sustainable procurement practices.
Innovative Products Pilot Procurement for Overseas Countries Read more about Innovative Products Pilot Procurement for Overseas Countries As introduced in Lecture 2 yesterday, leveraging the Innovative Products Program, pre-commercialized Innovative Products are purchased with the PPS budget and tested by public entities that are responsible for providing feedback to Innovative Companies. This pilot purchase program can help the products readily join procurement markets and facilitate the development of relevant technology. Also, records with ‘Government Procurement’ are a strong credit.
What Happened in the First 3 to 4 Years of Establishing Republic of Korea's Public Procurement System Read more about What Happened in the First 3 to 4 Years of Establishing Republic of Korea's Public Procurement System This presentation is about the legal framework, construction of the projects, prioritization, collaboration with stakeholders and public relations, overcoming technical difficulties, and operational innovation.
Republic of Korea's e-Procurement System (KONEPS) Toward Next-generation Read more about Republic of Korea's e-Procurement System (KONEPS) Toward Next-generation Republic of Korea's Online E-Procurement System (KONEPS) is a single window for public procurement that provides integrated bid information for businesses and acts as a single repository of vendor data for the entire public organization. The system has dramatically enhanced the transparency of the public procurement process and the efficiency of the procurement administration, saving economic costs. It has also stimulated the development of e-commerce in the private sector. Today, PPS is even preparing for the Next-Generation version of KONEPS.
How Does Public Procurement Create Innovation in the Republic of Korea? Read more about How Does Public Procurement Create Innovation in the Republic of Korea? The Republic of Korea's innovation system has been built and coordinated over a long period, particularly after the Korean War, to increase government-led research and development investments. As a result, South Korea reached an advanced country level, quickly possessing top-tier technologies in various fields. However, after that, we have reached a stage where we realize there are limitations to the current approach in fostering innovation that leads beyond simply catching up with advanced countries’ technological levels.