Gathering key stakeholders, including EU policymakers, industry leaders, patient advocacy groups, researchers, and healthcare providers. Its goal is to identify concrete actions and incentives to enhance innovation across the rare disease ecosystem.
With over 300 million people affected by rare diseases, timely access to effective therapies is critical. Despite strong alignment in regulatory expectations, patients in many regions face years of delays highlighting the need for improved international coordination.
On November 12 at 11:00am (GMT+3) , IBG RareBoost will host Dr. Başak Uysal from the ERDERA Coordination Team. She will deliver a presentation titled “Accelerating Innovation Through Coordinated Research Platforms: The ERDERA Approach.”
20–21 November — A practical ERDERA workshop to connect researchers, clinicians, patients and funders from underrepresented countries to strengthen capacity for inclusive rare disease research.
The course will focus on the current status and advancements of clinical research especially to address unmet medical needs. Innovative methodologies, regulatory challenges, and the involvement of adolescents in clinical trials will be discussed.
