Meningococcal Vaccine ICG stockpile 2016

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Meningococcal Vaccine ICG stockpile 2016 The Meningitis Vaccine Project - Closure Conference Addis Ababa 22-23 February 2016 Myriam Henkens MSF Alejandro Costa WHO 1

International Coordinating Group (ICG) for vaccine provision Background

International Coordination Group l Raison d être of ICG: relative shortage of vaccines in comparison with potential needs l Creation of ICG(s) ICG meningitis : 1997 ICG yellow fever: 2000 ICG cholera: 2012 ICG Ebola: 2015 still not functional l Financially supported by GAVI since 2009 for meningitis plus the revolving fund 3

Objectives of ICG for meningitis For meningitis (from WHO website) to ensure the availability and rational distribution of emergency supplies of meningococcal vaccine to countries experiencing epidemic meningococcal meningitis to ensure timely availability of vaccine in countries experiencing epidemics; to coordinate international efforts in preparing for, and responding to, epidemic meningitis. 4

ICG and expert networks Although originally set up to ensure vaccine availability, the ICG may also serve as a forum for technical discussions among all relevant partners, to improve cooperation and coordination of epidemic preparedness and response. Expert meetings are organized according to needs (eg for Men C last October) 5

ICG-Member organizations: IFRC, MSF, Criteria for membership: UNICEF-PD, WHO 1. International public health agency or international non-governmental organization whose mandate is the provision of support to countries on health matters irrespective of race, religion, gender or political affiliation. 2. Active role in DISEASE response : agencies and organizations must participate in DISEASE response and control interventions. Active presence in response to countries direct country field support. 3. Commitment and daily availability: ICG members must be available for emergency consultation at any time, at least through electronic means. 4. Respect of data ownership and confidentiality: agencies must commit to respect the confidentiality of country data received for ICG decision-making purposes and seek approval from the country sending the request prior to sharing or using the information for any other purpose than for evaluating an ICG request. 5. Lack of conflict of interest: ICG members must not have any involvement with the vaccine industry e.g. perform consultancies for and/or receive funding from such manufacturers. 6

Decision criteria l Decisions are based on the information provided on the request looking mainly at: the epidemiological situation, intervention strategy (treatment, other interventions, capacity to implement vaccination campaign, etc.) pre-existing stocks in the country, country capacity, local coordination of the epidemic response and operational aspects of the response (treatment, other measures, etc.) l Decision is taken in 2 working days by ICG members 7

ICG 8 (UNICEF, MSF, IFRC, WHO) ICG Timelines (ideal)

ICG Timelines 2015 (real-life) ICG performance indicators AVERAGE (days) Recep5on to Circula5on Addi5onal info submided Decision Decision to Recep5on Average 0,9 1,3 1,85 9,7* Time between arrival of the vaccines in the country and the start of the vaccina5on AVERAGE (days) Vaccina5on starts (aher recep5on) Average 7* *Average calculated using the dates of the 1 st shipment for the request #5: - 4 days from the decision to the recepdon. - 2 days from recepdon to the start of the vaccinadon 9

Number of meningitis vaccine doses released by ICG Number of doses 14000000 12000000 10000000 8000000 6000000 4000000 2000000 57 805 334 doses 1 500 000 doses MenA conjugate 0 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Year 10

What could ICG improve? l Improve stock availability through discussions with & pressure on manufacturers knowing that outbreak responses is a risky business (losses always possible) l Smart pressure on manufacturers we want also to keep them in the loop l Highlight the main problems in functioning the stockpile has not been made available in a timely manner 11

Meningococcal Vaccine Availability for the ICG stockpile 2016

Vaccines forecast and supply 1. Yearly ICG request procurement to have a minimum doses of vaccines ready to ship for outbreak responses 2. Based on the best guesstimate of the needs and external expert consultations 3. Discussed with manufacturers around June / July for the following year 4. Procurement agents in charge of negotiation with manufacturers (LTA, etc.) UNICEF SD mainly because of GAVI financing WHO procurement exceptionally 13

ICG Stockpile 2016 - requirements l 1,500,000 doses of Men A conjugate vaccine l 5,000,000 doses of multivalent C-W containing vaccines Men AC, ACW and ACWY PS + Men C conjugate One to one discussion with manufacturers (WHO UNICEF SD) ICG to agree on a mix of different vaccines for UNICEF SD to issue the tender in early September l Ceftriaxone 7000 5 days treatments (2 g per day per adult so 70 000 vials) in stock for the beginning of the season including a small stock in Geneva 14

Expert opinion on Men C containing conjugate vaccines l Meningococcal multivalent conjugate vaccines are preferable, but not avaiable l Limited stocks of meningococcal C conjugate (1,3 md) vaccine should be used for outbreak rather preventive l Any combination of Men C-W containing polysaccharide should be considered for the stockpile 15

Consultation with the manufacturers Manufacturer Supplier Vaccine Composition Quantity confirmed (doses) Extra quantity possible (doses) Price/dose GSK Pfizer Nimenrix ACWY conjugate TT Not available Not available $80-100 Production 2016 (doses) 3,000,000 0 GSK Pfizer Mencevax ACWY polysaccharide 700,000 0 $4 3,800,000 No GSK GSK MenHibrix CY + Hib conjugate TT Not available Not available $ 20-40 GSK GSK Menitorix C + Hib conjugate TT Not available Not available $ 20-40 Novartis GSK Menveo ACWY conjugate-crm 197 Very limited Very limited WHO PQ Not available Not available $80-100 7,000,000 Yes Novartis GSK Menjugate-C C conjugate-crm 197 0 0 $15-18 3,000,000 No Baxter Pfizer NeisVac-C C conjugate TT 300,000 0 donation 1,500,000 No Wyeth Pfizer Meningitec Finlay Sanofi- Pasteur Sanofi- Pasteur Sanofi- Pasteur Sanofi- Pasteur Sanofi- Pasteur Sanofi- Pasteur Bio- Manguinhos C conjugate CRM197 0 0 Recalled 0 No Menomune ACWY polysaccharide Not available 360,000 $5,8 3,000,000 Yes Menactra ACWY conjugate DT 0 220,000 $25 5,000,000 Yes Men AC AC polysaccharide 500,000 0 $1.25 3,500,000 Yes MenVax ACW ACW polysaccharide 440,000 0 $2.5 3,000,000 No Finlay Finlay Men BC BC polysaccharide 0 1,000,000 $? 1,500,000 No Baxter UK Government NeisVac-C C conjugate -TT 800,000 200,000 $0? No No No No 16

Vaccine procurement: ICG stockpile 2016 1. UNICEF SD Procurement: issued a tender for 5 million doses of Men AC/ACW/ACWY PS vaccines 2. WHO Procurement: on behalf of the ICG with the Revolving Fund reserved 1,5 million doses of Men ACW from Finlay/Cuba 3. Vaccine donation from UK and Pfizer 17

Meningitis vaccines availability as of today for the ICG stockpile Meningococcal Vaccines Manufacturer February March April May Men AC PS Sanofi-Pasteur 500,000 MenVax ACW PS Bio-Manguinhos/Finlay 160,000 280,000 Mencevax ACWY PS GSK/Pfizer 570,000 130,000 Men ACWY PS Hualan Biological 150,000 300,000 300,000 Menomune - Men ACWY PS Neis-Vac C - Men C conjugate Sanofi-Pasteur 360,000 Pfizer 300,000 Neis-Vac C - Men C conjugate UK-Pfizer 800,000 400,000 Total 2,480,000 1,470,000 300,000 18

NeisVac C (Men C conjugate) l Donation to WHO: Pfizer 300,000 doses + UK 1,000,000 doses = 1,300,000 doses It is not licensed in African countries It is not WHO prequalified Mono-dose, prefilled syringes Very stable: up to 25 C, 9 months Storage in Dubai Operational costs: increase of transport and storage costs 19

Summary l ICG demand will of 5 million doses of C/W135 containing vaccines will not be met l ICG Revolving Fund secured 440,000 doses of MenVax ACW l WHO is negotiating donations for 1,3 million doses of Men C conjugate l UNICEF tender Men polysaccharide vaccines 1,450,000 doses of Men ACWY 500,000 doses of Men AC Total = 4,25 million doses till May 2016 (Men AC, ACW, ACWY and Men C conjugate) 20

Thank you The MVP has made the difference, but the fight is not over! 21