Equitable Access Plan Clause Samples

Equitable Access Plan. The Equitable Access Plan shall be reviewed by JMAG no less than every six (6) months and shall take into account changes in COGs over time, production yield and volume and production economics. The Equitable Access Plan shall be regularly updated during the Term of this Agreement.
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Equitable Access Plan. 14.2.1 The initial plan to support such Equitable Access commitment is set out in Annex E (the “Equitable Access Plan”); and the Equitable Access Plan shall be reviewed by the JMAG and/or the Equitable Access Group after it is established in accordance with Clause 14.3 no less than every [***] and shall take Sensitivity: Official Use 30 into account, as applicable, changes in COGs over time, production yield and volume and production economics. The Equitable Access Plan shall be updated throughout the Term to reflect such reviews or as otherwise agreed between the Parties. A significantly more detailed Equitable Access Plan shall be agreed promptly after the Equitable Access Group is established. Each Partner will keep CEPI fully and regularly informed of its adherence to the Equitable Access Plan and its progress, or lack thereof, in meeting its objectives. 14.2.2 The Equitable Access Plan shall include a commitment from the Partners to negotiate future purchase, allocation and supply commitments in respect of the Project Vaccine(s), with purchasers in LMICs and UMICs, including with relevant international public health stakeholders such as Gavi, UNICEF and the Pan American Health Organisation.
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Equitable Access Plan. SIIPL acknowledges and agree that the objectives with this Agreement are to (i) speed up the development of a chikungunya vaccine in the SIIPL Territory, (ii) ensure that there is a regular supply of the SIIPL Product in countries that have a demand for the vaccine at an affordable price, and (iii) in the context of an Outbreak or an Increased Outbreak Preparation Need to ensure that the SIIPL Product is first available to populations in the Affected Territory when and where they are needed. Based on the aforementioned, the initial plan to support such objectives (the “Equitable Access Plan”) set out in the CEPI Side Letter outlining, among other things, how the SIIPL Product will be made available to all populations in the SIIPL Territory and Affected Territories without undue delay and at an affordable price.
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Equitable Access Plan. The initial plan to support such Equitable Access commitment (the “Equitable Access Plan”) is set out in Annex G and sets out among other things how the Product will be suitable for Non Traveler’s Market use and made available to all populations in Affected Territories without undue delay and at an affordable but sustainable price (subject always to Clause 16.4). This Equitable Access Plan shall be reviewed by JMAG no less than every [***] and shall take into account production [***] and shall be updated throughout the Term to reflect such reviews or as otherwise agreed between the Parties. The Parties agree that a more detailed Equitable Access Plan will be agreed promptly after the Equitable Access Group is established. The Awardee will keep the JMAG and, if established, the Equitable Access Group, fully and regularly informed of its adherence to the Equitable Access Plan and its progress, or lack thereof, in meeting its objectives.
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Equitable Access Plan. The foregoing commitments regarding Equitable Access shall constitute the “Equitable Access Plan.” This Equitable Access Plan shall be reviewed by JMAG no less than annually and shall take into account changes in COGs over time, production yield and volume and production economics. The Equitable Access Plan shall be regularly updated during the term of this Agreement.
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