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Rotavirus Vaccine: & Demand Update UNICEF Division July 0

Rotavirus Vaccine (RV): & Demand Update July This update provides new information on countries and their scheduled RV introductions, forecasted demand and supply. 1. Summary UNICEF s previous August and Demand Update highlighted RV1 demand exceeding manufacturer production capacity. However, as of July,, the supply situation for RV1 has improved due to increased manufacturing capacity. Increased capacity from RV manufacturers has facilitated an increase in the number of scheduled country vaccine introductions during. 1 countries procuring through UNICEF are expected to introduce RV during, of which 10 countries have already introduced the vaccine during yeartodate (endjune). An additional countries anticipate RV introduction during 201. UNICEF procured 8.7 million RV courses during, which was 21% less than initially anticipated. Whereas 6 countries (~4.7 million surviving infants annually) introduced RV during, 3 countries postponed vaccine introductions to due to supply availability materialising only during 4Q. Unused supply in was carriedover to. RV contracted supply is 20.2 million courses. Actual availability is expected to reach 22.8 million courses, as it includes 2.3 million additional courses of RV1 carriedover from, as well as the additional availability of 20,000 RV1 courses. Current countryspecific demand is 19.8 million courses, although by the end of the year, UNICEF expects to have procured the full availability, as additional demand should materialise and in preparation for anticipated large country introductions in 201. While RV availability can meet current demand, the high concentration (93%) with one supplier due to country product preference (RV1) incurs sustained risk, despite ample RV availability. During 201 and 2016, demand is anticipated to reach 33.1 million and 36 million courses, respectively. Additional awards will be required to increase supply to meet anticipated country demand. The need for new awards is currently being reviewed based on a review of 201 projections and beyond against country applications. 2. General Brief and Background UNICEF s previous RV and Demand Update (August ) provides general market background and actions taken to manage the constrained supply situation for one of the vaccine presentations (RV1) and country introduction schedules. Increased RV1 manufacturer production capacity, in addition to the carryover from, have doubled supply from 10.2 million courses during to 22.8 million courses during. includes an offer from GSK of an additional 20,000 courses (00,000 doses) above quantities already awarded (Figure 1). UNICEF procured 8.7 million courses in. 2.3 million courses for RV1 under UNICEF contract were carriedover to as most of the supply was only made available during the last quarter of. As a result, some countries chose to postpone introductions into. 1

RV Courses in Millions Figure 1 UNICEF RV and Demand Forecast through 2016 40 3 30 2 20 RV1 2.3 million courses contracted supply carriedover to 20.2 19.6 18.1 1 10.4 10.2 2011 2012 201 2016 3. Current Market Situation 3.1. Demand Procured RV1 Forecast RV1 Procured RV Forecast RV Contracted RV1 and RV supply 8 countries 1 are currently eligible for support from GAVI through UNICEF with a combined surviving infant population of 69. million children. 9 graduating countries can also selffund 2 RV procurement with access to GAVI RV prices through UNICEF. 3 As of 30 June, 34 countries have been approved for GAVI support to introduce RV with procurement through UNICEF. This includes new countries that applied in the last GAVI New Vaccines Support round and were recently approved for RV introduction in. In total, 24 countries procuring RV through UNICEF have already introduced the vaccine into their national expanded programme on immunization (EPI). The remaining 10 countries are anticipated to introduce RV over the next year. 23 countries remain eligible to apply to GAVI for RV introduction. Following is an overview of the approved and applicant countries at different stages of introduction through UNICEF (Table 1). 1 2 GAVIeligible countries + 6 graduating countries procuring through UNICEF. 2 The 9 selffunding countries are Azerbaijan, Bhutan, Indonesia, Kiribati, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, TimorLeste, and Ukraine. 3 Data excludes the 6 Latin American and Caribbean countries (Bolivia, Cuba, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras and Nicaragua) which procure vaccines through the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) Revolving Fund, of which five are graduating. Five of the six have introduced RV into their national immunization programmes. The other remaining country (Cuba) has not applied. As it is no longer eligible, it would have to selffund. 2

Table 1 Rotavirus Vaccine UNICEF Procuring Country Introduction Status as of endjune 4 2011 2012 201 onwards Others Sudan Armenia* Burkina Faso Angola* GuineaBissau Afghanistan Lao, PDR Ghana Burundi Cameroon Liberia Azerbaijan* Lesotho M alawi Ethiopia Congo* M ozambique Bangladesh M ongolia* M oldova* Gambia Djibouti Tajikistan Benin M yanmar Rwanda Georgia* M adagascar CAR Bhutan* Nepal Tanzania Zambia M ali Cambodia Nigeria Yemen Sierra Leone Chad Pakistan Togo Comoros Papua New Guinea* Uzbekistan* Congo DR Sao Tome and Principe Zimbabwe Côte d'ivoire Solomon Islands Eritrea Guinea Somalia Kenya India Sri Lanka* Approved and Introduced M auritania Indonesia* Sudan, The Approved pending introduction Niger Kiribati* TimorLeste* Applied pending approval Senegal Korea, DPR Uganda Countries not yet applied Kyrgyzstan Ukraine* Viet Nam Even though RV1 availability increased during 4Q and 1Q, a number of countries postponed vaccine introductions due to a number of factors including limited human resources to manage competing priorities, lack of training and cold chain readiness, as well as political changes. Shipments covering a total of 3.7 million doses were postponed as a result of delayed introductions. All countries currently approved for introduction with a combined surviving infant population of 7.7 million children, will receive vaccine delivery according to the planned scheduled introduction timing below (Table 2). Table 2 Approved GAVISupported Country Vaccine Introduction Plans Q1 Q2 Q3 Q 4 RV1 Cameroon 79,000 Angola 844,000 Eritrea 220,000 Mauritania 121,000 Sierra Leone 196,000 Congo 14,000 Kenya 1,4,000 Senegal 498,000 Djibouti 23,000 Niger 812,000 Madagascar 71,000 Uzbekistan 9,000 Togo 229,000 Zimbabwe 422,000 9,000 2,423,000 3,082,000 619,000 Mali 643,000 643,000 RV * Note: Graduating country and not eligible to apply for GAVI support for RV introduction. 3

RV Courses in Millions Changes in the forecast assumptions of RV introduction timing in large countries (e.g. Bangladesh, Pakistan) have generated a substantial demand forecast revision compared to UNICEF s previous RV and Demand Update (August ). An aggregate of 32 million courses is now not expected to materialise until the post2016 period (Figure 2). Figure 2 Current RV Demand Forecast Assumptions versus Previous (August ) 70 60 Country introductions assumption postponed to post2016. 0 24 40 30 20 3 countries postponed to 3 10 2.3 201 2016 Previous global supply constraints (which are being resolved by increased production capacity), as well as competing vaccine introductions and RV1 training readiness, have been the main challenges faced by countries in vaccine introduction and cause for country introduction postponements since the launch of RV introductions. 3.2. UNICEF anticipates procuring 22.8 million RV courses (47 million doses) during. In order to meet both planned and unforecasted needs, UNICEF increased allocations during from 33 million to 37.2 million RV1 doses (to increase the number of courses on contract from 16. million to 18.6 million). UNICEF has long term arrangements (LTA) with two manufacturers for 73. million courses (12. million doses) from 2012 through 2016 (Table 3). Table 3 UNICEF Awards for 20122016 Manufacturer Vaccine Duration Presentation Doses Schedule Courses GlaxoSmithKline (Belgium) RV1 4 years 1 dose 136,200,000 2 doses 68,100,000 Merck (USA) RV 4 years 1 dose 16,332,100 3 doses,444,033 Total 12,32,100 73,44,033 22.7 million RV courses are made up of 41.9 million doses of RV1 (2 dose schedule) and.4 million doses RV (3 doses schedule). 4

Demand Demand Demand Demand Doses in Millions Figure 3 UNICEF Rota and Timing versus Demand Forecast 9 8 7 6 4 3 2 1 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Available supply Forecast demand Confirmed demand RV availability has improved from on account of increased manufacturer capacity. RV availability is expected to reach 22.8 million courses, including the carryover of 2.3 million courses from and an additional 20,000 courses offered by GSK. 64% of demand and 6% of supply is concentrated during 1Q and 2Q. As currently planned, excess supply during 4Q (compared to demand) may lead to supply carryover into 201. (Figure 3). UNICEF currently has 12. million doses (73. million courses) under contract through 2016 (Table 4). The need to increase manufacturer awards will be assessed during 2H against new country applications and 201 SDF projections and beyond. Several other manufacturers anticipate WHO prequalified RV from 2017 at the earliest. Table 4 Current RV Doses Availability 2016. RV Production 2012 201 2016 Total RV1 contracted supply 10,000,000 18,900,000 37,200,000 3,000,000 3,100,000 136,200,000 RV contracted supply 1,286,00 2,360,20 4,820,80 6,206,700 1,67,800 16,332,100 4. Issues and Challenges RV availability during has improved and is able to meet an increased number of country introductions. However, the increasing number of country introduction postponements is also delaying supply utilisation and reducing demand forecast for the nearterm. Support for country preparations and planning for a realistic timeline for introduction is required to optimise supply utilization. From 201, current contracted supply will not be sufficient to meet total requirements. The need for new awards is being reviewed based on a review of 201 projections and beyond considering country applications. Product preference imbalance remains a challenge (93% of demand with one supplier), which contributes to the supply constrained situation for RV1 and risky overreliance on one product. Several large countries have yet to apply for rotavirus vaccine, including Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh and DRC. While countries that are already approved have been allocated the preferred presentation, the introduction plans and product preference of large countries will determine whether product preferences can be met from 2016 and beyond.. Steps Forward UNICEF and other GAVI Alliance partners will continue to closely monitor the supply capacity and requirements through 2016 and beyond. Demand will be reassessed upon the completion of

country applications to GAVI during for country RV introduction and against the strategic demand forecast (SDF) projections. UNICEF and other GAVI Alliance partners will continue to support country implementation and ensure readiness to launch. UNICEF will meet with manufacturers during 2H to discuss supply capacity and projected country requirements during 201 and beyond. A new procurement strategy will be developed in consultation with partners and industry to secure vaccine availability and increased supply. For further questions or additional information, please contact: J. BarralGuerin Gideon Chelule Aadrian Sullivan Senior Contracts Manager Contracts Manager Information Management UNICEF Division UNICEF Division UNICEF Division +4 4 33 8 4 +4 4 33 7 81 +4 4 33 7 68 jbarralguerin@unicef.org gchelule@unicef.org asullivan@unicef.org Other UNICEF information notes can be found at http://www.unicef.org/supply/index_4214.html. 6