Policy Cures Research is a not-for-profit global health think tank.
Their mission is to promote the advancement of health for the world’s poorest people and populations.
They provide research, information, decision-making tools and strategic analysis for those involved in the creation of new pharmaceuticals for neglected diseases such as malaria, TB, HIV, pneumonia, sleeping sickness and helminth infections. Their focus is on providing governments, funders and civil society organisations with the information they need to make optimal research and development (R&D) policy and funding decisions for diseases in developing countries.
Experienced
Previously the research and policy team within Policy Cures, Policy Cures Research became an independent organisation in September 2016. Along with extensive experience in developing world health and public policy, our expertise covers the full spectrum of neglected disease product development, from R&D activities and portfolios, to developers, business models, funding, incentives, pricing and access issues.
What they do
Research
Primary and secondary interview or desk-based collection and analysis of data in all R&D areas
Strategic analysis
Research-based analysis to identify strategic funding, investment, programmatic and policy decisions in R&D
Decision-making tools
Tailored tools to guide policy and fund allocation decisions
Economic modelling
Portfolios, incentives, pricing, policy impacts
Cost-benefit analysis
Policy advice
Regulatory, pricing and access, incentives, funding, business models, investment opportunities, strategic directions
Multidisciplinary
The team has public and private sector expertise in global health, R&D, medicine, economics, international health policy, and international and intellectual property law.
Innovative
Their cross-disciplinary team and specialist knowledge allow them to develop fresh, innovative solutions to policy questions, moving beyond traditional approaches to ideas that work in today’s changing world.
Balanced
Policy Cures Research stakes its reputation on providing neutral, balanced analysis built on in-depth understanding of, and relations with, organisations from all sectors of the R&D spectrum, including government, multilateral, philanthropic, private sector and civil society.
Real world solutions
Their expertise and broad network of relationships allow us to assess solutions for their real-world applicability, including regulatory aspects, scientific and technical feasibility, funding implications and political acceptability.