The Department of the Economic-Industrial Complex of Health and Innovation for the SUS has opened the deadline, until September 23, 2024, for the submission of proposals for the Partnership Programs for Productive Development (PDP) and Local Development and Innovation ( PDIL). Last Friday (21), the Ministry of Health published, in the Official Gazette of the Union, the ordinances of both programs, which aim to implement the National Strategy for the Development of the Health Economic-Industrial Complex.

Partnerships for Productive Development (PDP)

GM/MS Ordinance No. 4,472, of June 20, 2024, which amends GM/MS Consolidation Ordinance No. 5, of September 28, 2017, to provide for the Partnership Program for Productive Development (PDP), establishes that the program aims to guide the national investment effort in innovation and production, public and private, through technological transfers of strategic products to reduce the vulnerability of the SUS and expand access to health. The PDP will be responsible for progressively ending quotas for the public market as long as economies of scale are reversed in lower prices. The program will also enable international partnerships to contribute to global health. The PDP will promote gender equality, anti-racist and diversity promotion policies, in addition to being able to promote the conversion of fines into compensation measures, and generate greater alignment with control bodies. Check out the project proposal template.

Local Development and Innovation Program (PDIL)

GM/MS Ordinance no. 4,473, of June 20, 2024, which amends MS Consolidation Ordinance no. the local development of innovative solutions aimed at health challenges in order to reduce productive and technological vulnerability, promote the sustainability of the SUS and expand access to health. PDIL will be responsible for using purchasing power to stimulate local development and innovation, as well as generating training for institutions participating in the registry to incorporate and make products available for the SUS. Check out the project proposal template.

Source: PharmaBR.News