Path to Action
The Action Plan offers strategies, tools, and activities needed to help achieve the Mission. The guidance is flexible which means that no matter where a country is on its biosimilars journey, you will be able to use the Action Plan to drive change.
To see information on the 30 target countries, visit the Act4Biosimilars Impact Index.
Only by acting together and combining our efforts globally can we achieve the Mission to increase biosimilar adoption by at least 30 percentage points in 30+ countries by 2030. To join the movement, please download the Action Plan today!
How efficient is the regulatory approval process for quality-assured biosimilars? Rigorous regulatory pathways are vital to ensure only quality-assured biosimilars reach patients, but at the same time it is important that these pathways are optimized to take into account regulatory requirements that are necessary and appropriate.
How open are healthcare stakeholders, such as healthcare professionals and patients, to prescribing or using biosimilars? As biosimilar use continues to grow worldwide, more healthcare professionals and patients are gaining and sharing real-world experience. Sharing these experiences can help to address the concerns of their peers, ensuring they understand that biosimilars match the safety, efficacy, and quality of their respective reference biologic.
How easily accessible are biosimilars for patients? Multiple stakeholders affect the accessibility of a medicine, including the prescribing healthcare professionals and those who procure medicines, such as tender authorities and hospitals. Educating stakeholders, combatting misinformation, and encouraging peer-to-peer exchanges will increase awareness and confidence in biosimilars for all stakeholders.
How cost-effective are biosimilars for governments and healthcare systems? A key aspect of affordability is encouraging sustainable competition between biosimilars and reference biologics – enabling payers (including: tender authorities, hospitals, insurers) to reduce their expenditure and increase access for patients.