#00391
Pay suppliers predictable amounts for the availability and public-health value of priority antibiotics rather than rewarding the number of doses sold.
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#00372 The antibiotic development and commercialization system fails to deliver needed treatments
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Public purchasers should offer fixed or value-banded payments for access to selected priority antibiotics, independent of prescription volume. Contracts should require reliable supply, surveillance support, stewardship, appropriate promotion, regulatory maintenance and equitable access commitments.
Delinkage can make conservation compatible with commercial viability, but payment levels and selection criteria must be transparent. Programmes should evaluate whether they improve product availability, developer investment and patient access rather than only transferring financial risk to governments.
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