APARDO -Who we are and What we Do

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APARDO -Who we are and What we Do

Background Considerable disparity across the Asia-Pacific region in terms of orphan drug and rare disease policy (due to varying levels of economic development, healthcare coverage and patient engagement) Groups in Asia Pacific region made aware of each other through social media, participation in Rare Disease Day activities, international disease-specific environments and cross disease forums Exploration of creating regional alliance with collective patient voice that could help leverage awareness and action in their own countries October 2012 – patient advocates from across Asia Pacific met in Singapore to discuss common challenges and possibility of a regional collaboration to share experiences and learning, increasing strength of voice and addressing priority issues

Origins: Steering Committee Meeting 2014, Shenzhen, China Steering Committee Meeting during the International Rare Disease Research Consortium conference Agreed on the establishment of Asia Pacific Alliance of Rare Disease Organizations (APARDO) as legal entity in Singapore APARDO established on 1 April 2015 with 7 Founding Board Members 26-27th October, 2018, Singapore: Members renew their commitment to forwarding the work of APARDO and elect a board of Directors.

APARDO’s Mission and Mandate To be a strong united voice in the Asia Pacific region on behalf of patients and families living with/affected by rare diseases APARDO’s Vision To help member organizations improve treatment outcomes for those affected by rare diseases (including rare cancers) in Asia-Pacific APARDO’s Mission and Mandate Larger voice on rare diseases by integrating regional voices Sharing information through active communications Policy development for regional and national policies Conduit for developing rare disease national alliances by connecting groups APARDO’s Objectives

2019 APARDO Board of Directors Ritu Jain (Dr) President, APARDO Fiona Wardman (Ms) Director, APARDO Kevin Huang (Mr) Director, APARDO Bill Claxton (Mr) Treasurer, APARDO Ramaiah Muthyala (Dr) Secretary, APARDO Staff Durhane Wong-Rieger (Dr) Director, APARDO Grace Poon (Ms) Administrative Assistant, APARDO

APARDO Members Members Canadian Organization for Rare Disorders Chinese Organization for Rare Disorders Dakshayani And Amaravati Health and Education Hong Kong Alliance for Rare Diseases Indian Organisation for Rare Diseases Lysosomal Storage Disorders Support Society Rare Voices Australia Ltd Affiliates Members Carcinoid & Neuroendocrine Tumor Society DEBRA Singapore

APARDO-APEC Rare Disease Network partnership During APEC CEO Summit 2018, APEC LSIF Rare Disease Network announced official launch of APEC Rare Disease Action Plan Action Plan outlines 10 key areas for action to tackle the challenges of rare disease Action Plan calls for its 21-member economies to improve the economic and social inclusion of individuals living with rare diseases, with clear targets by 2025 APARDO invited to partner with the network in rolling out the action plan

Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 21 Member Countries 2.8 billion people Facilitates economic growth in region 59% of the worlds GDP Responsible for 49% of world trade

Towards 2025 APEC RARE DISEASE ACTION PLAN FRAMEWORK 2.1 Vision 2025 EC member economies will aim to improve the economic and social inclusion of all those affected by rare diseases by addressing barriers to healthcare and social welfare services. 2.2 Objectives 1. Facilitate greater alignment of domestic policies and regulations; 2. Support urgent implementation of proven best practices; 3. Promote multisectoral collaborations and patient partnership APARDO will align with the Vision and Objectives of the APEC Rare Disease Action Plan

APARDO will engage actively with the APEC Rare Disease Network to deliver in APEC Rare Disease Action Plan in the Asia Pacific region