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The aim of the ICH is to achieve greater harmonization in the interpretation and application of technical guidelines and requirements for product registration and reduce or eliminate duplicate testing. This should result in better use of resources and eliminate unnecessary delay in the global development and availability of new medicines while maintaining safety guards on quality, safety and efficacy. 

If the buildup of C02 and other trace gases is not considered as part of global development, it is unlikely that greater buildup will be prevented, except by great advances in alternative fuel systems and programs to increase energy efficiency. 

Set up global development centers in Canada and UK, and third development... 

Because of these changes, many multinational pharmaceutical companies include the Japanese market into their global development and marketing strategies. It is important to understand, however, that there are still many oddities for conducting clinical trial in Japan. Many of these are due to the difference in medical practice and/or attitude of the Japanese people towards effects and side effects of medicinal products, which may not harmonise with the West in a short period of time. Therefore, it is important to conduct a careful feasibility study before commencing clinical trials in Japan if global development is planned. 

In this chapter 1 examine and compare three proposals recently made to stimulate private involvement in developing pharmaceuticals for neglected diseases (1) Kremer and Glennerster (2004) and the Center for Global Development (2005) have described in detail a plan for Advanced Purchase Commitments for vaccines, which would commit a global body to pay a fixed subsidy per vaccine delivered for certain diseases, if the vaccine meets prespecified technical requirements and is priced below some level. This would help to solve both access and incentive problems, but is necessarily... 

The Advanced Purchase Commitments approach proposed by Kremer and Glennerster (2004) and the Center for Global Development (2005) has attracted considerable public attention as well as seed funding from the Gates Foundation in recent years. Advanced purchase commitments could be useful for certain types of pharmaceutical products, principally vaccines, to stimulate research by promising a subsidy of a fixed value per unit for a given number of units. The most attractive candidate product for such a commitment is a malaria vaccine, since the health (and economic) benefits from an effective malaria vaccine could be very large. 

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Lanjouw, J. O. and W. Jack. 2004. Trading Up How Much Should Poor Countries Pay to Support Pharmaceutical Innovation Center for Global Development Brief 4(3) 1-8. Available at http // www.cgdev.org/docs/CGDbrief%20pharmaceutical.pdf [Accessed February 5, 2006]. 

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