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Article

24 Oct 2001

Author:
PhRMA [Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America]

Global Partnerships: Humanitarian Programs of the Pharmaceutical Industry in Developing Nations

Typically working in partnership with local non-governmental organizations (NGOs), as well as international health and relief organizations, pharmaceutical companies are directly involved in improving public health...From 1998 through 2001, the industry provided more than $1.9 billion in financial assistance and donated medicines through its NGO partners, according to the Partnership for Quality Medical Donations.