Opportunities and Challenges in Pharma Industry Development
to Improve Indonesia Pharma Industry Competitiveness
“It is
Health
that is Real
Wealth
and not pieces of Gold
and Silver”
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Why Developing Indonesia Pharma Industry?
Availability, Independency, and Sustainability of Supply
Medication Cost Optimalization
Pharma Technology Acquisition Indonesia Herbal & Marine
Potency
Devisa Saving
Contribution to GDP and Job Opportunity
Social Aspect
Technology Aspect
Current Status Indonesian Pharma Industry
No. of Manufacturers
Value (IDR bio)
Share (%)
Growth vs. LY (%)
Source : Kemenkes 2014, IMS Report Q2 2015
State Owned Local MNC
4 178 24
45,699 16,388
74.6% 25.4%
6.72% 15.3%
Indonesia Pharma Market has hit >60 trillion
MAT Q2 2015: Growth 8.9% (value) or 9.7% (volume)
JKN Implementation (Unbranded Generics
VOLUME )
Branded Generics &
OTC Price Hospital Demand
JKN Implementation (Unbranded Generics
PRICE )
Rp-USD
Exchange Rate New Product Launched
Indonesia Expectation Heading 2025
Source: http://www.ieconomics.com
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Productivity Rate per Labor GDP per Capita Life Expectancy
Indonesia Health Care Expenditure as % of GDP
Source : Pharmaceutical & Healthcare Countries Report Q2 2014, Business Monitor International; Economic 360 for Indonesia Healthcare Industry, 2011, Frost & Sullivan
Government shall increase Health Care Expenditure to
5%
of APBN(Ref. UU Kesehatan No. 36/2009 pasal 171.1)
Indonesia Health Care Expenditure per Capita
Strong Industry Growth & Future Objective
Source: http://www.kemendag.go.id/id/economic-profile/indonesia-export-import/growth-of-non-oil-and-gas-export-sectoral
-2015 2020 2025
Indonesia Pharmaceutical National Market Value
147 T
450 T
Optimistic Annual Growth: 20%
GDP Contribution : 1.3-1.5% (2025)
100 200 300
2015 2020 2025
Indonesia Pharmaceutical Export Value
100 T
250 T
Import Value : +/- IDR 21 T (2013),
dominated by raw material import
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Commitment from
ABCG
Job Opportunity
2 million jobs
Investment
needed
Rencana Induk Pengembangan Industri Nasional
Peraturan Pemerintah nomor 14 tahun 2015Indonesia Pharma Industry Roadmap Journey
Kick Off Meeting (16 Apr 14)
Presentation to Dirjen Binfar (05 Sep 14)
Presentation to Kepala BPOM (16 Sep 14)
Presentation to Menteri Kesehatan I (10 Oct 14)
Presentation to Menteri Kesehatan II (12 Dec 14)
Indonesian Pharmaceutical Industry Road Map 2015 - 2025
December 2014
Final version (17 Dec 14) Presentation in Rakor
Kemenko Perekonomian (05 Aug 15)
PP 14/2015: Pharma Industry as National Industry Priority
Rakor Kemenko Perekonomian
–
05 August 2015
Participants: Menko Perekonomian, Menteri Kesehatan, Menteri
Ristek-Dikti; Dirjen Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kementan, Kemenkeu, BKPM, etc
Conclusion:
1. Deputy V Kemenko Perekonomian will develop Peraturan Presiden draft to support Pharma Industry Roadmap implementation. The draft then will be distributed to relevant stake-holders for feedback. 2. Deputy V Kemenko Perekonomian will coordinate with Kementerian
National Pharma Pillars to realize the Transformation 2025
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INDONESIA PHARMA INDUSTRY AS NATIONAL STRATEGIC INDUSTRY
Collaborative R&D Mission
1. To satisfy domestic drugs and medication market, including JKN & KIS
2. To contribute foreign exchange, export & import substitution
3. To master pharmaceutical technology, including R&D and talent pool Vision 1. To become Top 15 World Pharma in 2025 with IDR 700 T market value
Quality and efficient Manufacturing Regulation to support industry
ABGC forum Alignment
Infrastructure to support industry growth Competent Human Resource
Bio-Pharma Vaccine Chem-API
JKN & KIS:
Availability, Affordability, Accessibility
Export Program & Import Substitution: Foreign Exchange Contribution
Formulation Manuf. Dist. & Export
Transformation of Indonesian Pharma Industry
From Formulation to Integrated Pharma Industry
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Import (API & Excipient) Formulation Manuf. Dist.
Current
R&D Clinical Trial
Inter-mediate API
API PERIOD
2015-2018 2019-2022 2023-2025
BIOPHARMA-CEUTICALS
• EPO (Erythropoetin)
• GCSF (Granulocyte Colony Stimulating Factor)
• Probiotic
• Insulin (utk diabetes)
• Stem cell protein (Wound care and cosmetics)
• Somatropin
• EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor)
• Enoxaparin (pengencer darah)
• Blood Fractionation (Albumin,
Immunoglobulin, Factor VIII, Factor IX)
• Growth Hormone (hormon pertumbuhan)
• Interferon (pelindung tubuh dari berbagai virus)
• Trastuzumab (antibodi monoklonal yang dirancang untuk bekerja pada target
HER2 positive breast cancer)
• Insulin
• MAB (oncology)
• MAB (Monoclonal Anti Body)
• Insulin analogue
VACCINE
• Dengue (Demam Berdarah) • MR (Measles Rubella)
• HB (Hepatitis-B)
• Hexavalent (dimulai)
• Sabin IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine)
• Rotavirus (dimulai)
• Typhoid Vi-Conj
• Rabies (dimulai)
• DTaP (Diphteri, Tetanus, acellular Pertussis)
• Hexavalent
• MenACWY
• New OPV type 2 (for stockpile)
• Pneumococcal (vaksin pneumoni)
• Rotavirus
• Rabies
• HPV (Human Papiloma Virus)
• New TB Recombinant
NATURAL
• Dehidro-di-Isoeugenol (Ekstrak Biji Pala)
• Curcumin (terkadung dlm temulawak utk liver)
• Gingerol (komponen kimia dalam jahe)
• Phylantin (ekstrak daun meniran)
• Piperin (ekstraksi lada hitam)
• Steviosid (pemanis non kalori)
• Xanthorhizol (komponen minyak atsiri khas temulawak)
• Zederone
• Glucosamin (utk persendian dproduksi dlm tubuh atau diekstrak melalui kulit kepiting atau udang)
• Omega-3
• Resveratrol (anti oksidan alami)
• Vinca alkaloid derivates
• Isolat gandarusa (kontrasepsi pria dan wanita)
• Isolat alga coklat (wound care)
• Isolat mikroba simbion karang laut (antibiotik)
• Isolat Guazuma longifolia
• Andrographolide (anti malaria)
• Etil-p-metoksi Sinamat (hasil isolasi rimpang kencur utk pelindung kulit)
API PERIOD
2015-2018 2019-2022 2023-2025
NATURAL
• Ekstrak sambung nyawa (antihiperkolesterolemia)
• Ekstrak temulawak (antihiperkolesterolemia)
• Ekstrak seledri (antihipertensi)
• Ekstrak kumis kucing (antihipertensi)
• Palm sugar
• Ekstrak Cinnamomum burmanii
• Fitoestrogen (Trigonella foenum-graceum)
• Dermifix Wound Healing (Centella asiatica)
CHEMICALS
• Statin derivates (menurunkan kadar kolesterol: Simvastatin, Atorvastatin, Rosuvastatin)
• Pantoprazole
• Clopidogrel
• ARV (Entecavir, Tenofovir)
• Beta-Lactam (Amoxicillin)
• Pharma Salt (garam farmasi) (NaCl pharma-grade)
• Dextrose pharma-grade
• Lyophilisation substances
• Pen-V
• Pen-G
• Magnesium stearate
• Paracetamol
• ARV (Entecavir, Tenofovir)
Healthcare Sector Transform to Become Personalized, Predictive,
and Preventive
Genetic Mapping
Patient segmentation tailored treatment
regimens
Advancements in predictive and
preventive medicine
Personalized Medicine
Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis
Transformation in Health Sector
FROM TO
One size fits all APPROACH Personalized Medicine
Fragmented, One way INFORMATION FLOW Integrated, Two Way
Provider centric FOCUS Patient Centric
Procedure – based REIMBURSEMENT Bundled, Capitated
Centralized, Hospital-based LOCATION Decentralized, Community-based
Fragmented, Specialized TREATMENT Collaborative, Shared Information
Based on Individual Expert DECISION MAKING Based on Protocols and Analytics
Treating Sickness OBJECTIVE Preventing Sickness (Wellness)
Transformation in Health Sector
Source: Frost & Sullivan Analysis
Global Healthcare
Spend
Better health through earlier diagnosis
The most advantageous way to combat many diseases, such as diabetes or cancer is to predict susceptibility, characterize and begin preventive treatment before the onset of the disease
Screening and Localizing diseases is the most efficacious and cost effective approach to improving quality of life
Predict, 5% Predict, 9%
Predict, 22% Diagnose, 15%
Diagnose, 19%
Diagnose, 27% Treat, 70% Treat, 60%
Treat, 35%
Monitor, 10% Monitor, 12%
Monitor, 16%
2007 2012 2025
Global Healthcare Spend
The Five Selected Future Technologies
Bio-Tech
Natural
Diagnostic
DDS
Main Opportunity for Indonesia Pharma Industry
1. Future Economy Growth will Enlarge Pharma Market Significantly
• High growth in GDP per Capita will enhance people awareness to their health. This may lead health expenditure to 4-5% of GDP
• Government commitment to support Pharma Industry as one of their priority in next 20 years, will boost pharma investment
• Opportunity in export market, including to advanced countries, is not yet explored optimally today
2. High Volume Growth for Generics
• JKN will endorse high volume growth for generic drugs demand, and may slow-down branded-generic drugs growth
• The most efficient industry, both in raw material purchase price and operational cost, will win JKN generic drugs market
3. “Out of Pocket” Market will be still Exist and Growing
Niece-market that not covered by JKN (e.g. for aesthetic purpose) and for some treatment which ceiling compensation is relatively small
(e.g. for cataract-medication, etc); advanced medication, premium treatment / service, and private insurance will be the main drivers for
Main Challenges for Indonesia Pharma Industry
1. Dependency on Raw Material Importation
• More than 95% raw materials (pharma-grade) are still imported, mostly from China, India, and western Europe.
• Pharma product cost structure is vulnerable to Rp-USD exchange rate fluctuation
• Generic product price, which regulated by government, become non-feasible due to weakening Rp-USD exchange
2. Strangling Regulation
• As Indonesia joining PIC/s, industry must adopt PIC/s regulation to comply cGMP. At the moment, most industries (and other supporting industries) are not yet ready to fully adopt it, e.g. requirement to use GMP-approved raw materials starting 2016.
• Government too focus on role to “supervise” industry, while their role
1. PATHOLOGICAL
We haven’t ever been caught, so we
must be doing pretty good (No CAPA,
NO QMS and No QRM)
2. REACTIVE
Compliance is important, so we do a lot
every time we have a problem (CA and PA??,
QMS?? No QRM)
3. CALCULATIVE
We have systems in place to manage
most compliance risks (CAPA, QMS and QRM??)
4. PROACTIVE
We work sensibly on the problems that
we still find (CAPA, QMS, QRM, MAI?? and
CI?? )
5. GENERATIVE
Compliance is just part of how we do business
here (CAPA, QMS, QRM, MAI and CI)
Monitoring, Assessment and Improvement (MAI)
Continuous Improvement (CI)
Maturity of GMP Attitude and Compliance
Main Challenges for Indonesia Pharma Industry
3. “Jaminan Produk Halal” (JPH) Law Implementation
• UU no. 33 / 2014 requires all drugs should follow halal-certification
• UU JPH may potentially disturb products availability to support JKN
• Future pharma product will be dominated by biologic-products, will be challenge to adopt halal-certification
• International Halal Pharma Summit (in CPhI Conference) stated that NO international standard for halal pharma products.
4. Fast Demand Growth vs. Capacity Building
• High investment for new plant with relative low ROE, especially for generics product
• Long lead-time to setup new production facility, dominated by permit issuance (CPOB certification and product registration)
• Limited human-resources (Apoteker, Assisten Apoteker, Lab-Analyst) to support Pharma industry growth, both in quantity and quality / competency
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Rekomendasi Roadmap Industri Farmasi (1)
Memperkuat Struktur Industri Farmasi
• Kolaborasi industri farmasi (untuk R&D) • Kolaborasi
industri-akademisi-pemerintah-komunitas (Forum ABGC)
• Ketersediaan & kontinyuitas bahan awal dan bahan penunjang lainnya
• Penyiapan kluster industri dan infrastruktur
• Peran Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kemendag untuk membina-mendukung industri farmasi
PIC: Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kemendag, Kementan
Pengembangan Investasi
• Promosi investasi untuk industri farmasi
• Penyiapan infrastruktur dan peraturan untuk menarik dan mempermudah investasi
• Evaluasi peraturan yang berpotensi menghambat investasi (misalnya terkait fraksinasi darah, JPH)
• Penyediaan lahan/kluster industri dan infrastuktur
• Pengembangan industri penunjang (bahan kimia dasar, budi daya tanaman / plant-tissue culture, dll)
Insentif Fiskal, Pembiayaan
• Harmonisasi tarif impor • Pembatasan kuota impor • Insentif pajak dan bea-masuk
• Kemudahan akses pembiayaan, baik dalam & luar negeri) PIC: Kemenperin, Kemenkeu, OJK
Teknologi dan Sumber Daya Manusia
• Pendanaan untuk penelitian dan start-up industry bahan baku obat
• Mendorong transfer teknologi kefarmasian
• Memperkuat joint-research, baik dengan universitas ataupun lembaga riset lainnya
• Memperjelas proses, timeline, dan screening paten
• Dukungan pengembangan SDM sesuai kebutuhan industri farmasi
• Program pemanggilan kembali ilmuwan asal Indonesia • Pembangunan pusat uji klinik dan CRO
PIC: Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kemenristek-dikti, Kemenkumham, Kementan, Kemenkeu, BPOM, BPPT, LIPI,
Pengawasan
• Peredaran bahan baku obat (API), bahan penunjang, dan obat illegal • Pengendalian impor obat, khususnya suplemen dan produk herbal • HAKI
• Peredaran obat melalui jalur non-konvensional, misalnya MLM dan on-line shopping
• Implementasi peraturan yang mewajibkan industri farmasi asing mendirikan industri berbasis riset di Indonesia
PIC: Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kemendag, Kemenkumham, Kemenkeu, BPOM
Jaminan Penggunaan Hasil Produksi Industri
• Penggunaan untuk JKN melalui skema long-purchase agreement
• Persyaratan bahan baku lokal untuk program pengadaan obat pemerintah
• Pengendalian (buka-tutup) impor bahan baku obat • Promosi ekspor dan menghilangkan hambatan ekspor • Edukasi, pendampingan, prioritisasi oleh regulator untuk
perijinan dan registrasi produk
PIC: Kemenkes, Kemenperin, Kemendag, BPOM
Penunjang Lainnya
• Pendirian Biofarma Life Science Industry (BLSI) :
• Animal Laboratory Center (BSL 3)
• Research Center
• Manufacturing
• Bio-conservation
• Penyertaan Modal Negara (PMN) untuk lahan Jasinga merupakan prerequisite pendirian BLSI
• Menyiapkan industri ADS (Auto Distract Syringe), cartridge, prefilled syringe
• Menyiapkan infrastruktur cold chain
PIC: Kemenkes, Kemenperin, KBUMN, Kemenkeu