What is the APAC Project in JPMA?
APAC Project is an organization established in JPMA to promote APAC activities such as planning and operation of APAC Conference, APAC Convention and APAC Steering Committee.
The 14th APAC group photo
APAC Mission
APAC has been addressing a broad range of issues under the theme of “Access to Innovative Medicines (ATIM)” with the aim of fulfilling its mission, “Enhancing access to innovative medicines for the people in Asia.”
Through these ongoing efforts, APAC continues to advance its priority areas in a systematic manner, while contributing to the improvement of public health across Asia.
Since its establishment in 2012, APAC has provided a unique opportunity for regulators, academia, and industry to engage in constructive discussions on timely topics to improve "Access to Innovative Medicines" (ATIM) in Asia.
The APAC Working Groups and Task Forces on Drug Discovery Alliance (DA), Regulation and Approval (RA), and Manufacturing, Quality Control, and Supply (MQS) are active and have achieved a high level of success in their efforts to promote country collaboration and regulatory harmonization.
Furthermore, in response to technological innovation and a changing environment, APAC has begun to address each of these issues from an industry perspective by launching new thematic teams on "e-labeling" in 2020 and "Asia Universal Health Coverage (aUHC)" in 2021.
Operational Structure of the APAC Project in JPMA
APAC Value Chain and Areas of Activity
In APAC, the APAC Expert Working Group (EWG) and Task Forces (TF) have been established to manage and implement the various activities.
