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Page 0 UNITAID Melbourne, Australia 2014 Overview of paediatric antiretroviral market : is market in shape to enable achieving targets? Carmen Pérez Casas IAS 2014
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Page 1 Access to ART for children still limited Children represent 10% of total HIV burden, –3.4 million children live with HIV Global ART coverage is currently 23% (36% for adults) −Less than 1 in 4 children in need of ART receive it –792,000 on treatment New targets (90*90*90) seek to multiply almost by 3,5 the number of children receiving ART… Or up to 4,3 times more on ART if we target for them all!
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Page 2 Identified barriers to scale-up paediatric treatment Inadequate political commitment Insufficient financial resources Policy challenges Insufficient innovation: –in diagnostic technologies –in paediatric HIV medicines –in paediatric treatment delivery Stigma and discrimination
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Page 3 $45M Donor-funded sales by stock keeping unit, 1 July 2012 – 1 July 2013 $1,009M … and confined to poor nations A small and fragmented market
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Page 4 With multiple options... ABC+3TC+LPV/r Under 3 years ABC+3TC 60/30 tab ABC 20 mg/ml liquid 3TC 10 mg/ml liquid ABC 60 mg disp scored tab 3TC 30 mg disp tab LPV/r 80/20 mg/ml liquid AZT+3TC+LPV/r Under 3 years AZT+ 3TC 60/30 mg tab 3TC 10 mg/ml liquid AZT 10 mg/ml liquid 3TC 30 mg disp tab AZT 60 mg tab LPV/r 80/20 liquid ABC+3TC+EFV 3 to 10 years old ABC + 3TC 60/30 tab ABC+ 3TC 600/300 tab ABC 60 mg disp scored tab 3TC 30 mg tab EFV 100 mg tab EFV 200 mg scored tab EFV 600 mg double scored tab Preferred 1 st -line regimen for children implies at least 2 or 3 formulations per day, and multiple options are available in the market not yet a full-regimen FDC.
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Page 5 … with multiple options, Five products make up 76% of sales value 3TC/ZDV/NVP 30/60/50mg accounted for 41% sales value Donor-funded sales by pediatric product, 1 July 2012 – 1 July 2013
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Page 6.. and very concentrated from supply side * Herfindahl Hirshman index is a commonly used measure of market concentration. When assessing mergers and anti-trust issues, US Department of Justice considers a market with an HHI > 2500 to be highly concentrated Donor-funded sales by pediatric product, 1 July 2012 – 1 July 2013 top 12 Product Sales (2012, millions) # mfgs meeting QA criteria Market Share of top firm Market Share of top two firms Herfindahl Hirschman Index 3TC/NVP/ZDV 30/50/60mg $ 18.43384%99% 7,329 EFV 200mg $ 5.35767%94% 5,263 ABC/3TC 60/30mg $ 5.03360%96% 4,890 NVP 10mg/ml $ 3.13359%100% 5,142 LPV/r 80/20mg/ml $ 2.17396%100% 9,269 3TC/ZDV 30/60mg $ 1.76339%64% 2,854 ABC 20mg/ml $ 1.47587%94% 7,584 LPV/r 100/25mg $ 1.09352%100% 5,005 3TC/NVP/d4T 60/100/12mg $ 0.851100% 10,000 ZDV 10mg/ml $ 0.73889%95% 7,922 3TC 10mg/ml $ 0.59591%96% 8,291 EFV 50mg $ 0.52583%98% 7,186
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Page 7.. and very concentrated from supply side Donor-funded sales by pediatric product, 1 July 2012 – 1 July 2013 top products
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Page 8 What prompts timely development and production of most adequate products? Knowledge on which products and formulations are preferred Adequate technical know-how and enabling IP landscape to produce and sell Clear regulatory pathways to follow for timely approval Possibility of making an adequate return in a competitive market A forecast of future demand to plan manufacturing
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Page 9 Great need but … No incentives Great challenges Collaboration
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Page 10 Cameroon C.A.R. D.R.C. Congo Uganda Kenya Tanzania Mali Mauritania Niger Egypt Funders Procurers Observers Paediatric ARV Procurement Working Group Procurement Consortium Partnership of funders, procurers & technical bodies collaborating to improve the supply of paediatric ARVs
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Page 11 Cameroon C.A.R. D.R.C. Congo Angola Uganda Kenya Tanzania Egypt All stakeholders Partnership to accelerate the development of adequate formulations for all children
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Page 12 Thank you! Particular thanks to Patrick Aylward, UNITAID consultant
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