Speakers
º Session Ⅰ Overview and Introduction of Infectious Disease Research Funding Agencies in the Asia-Pacific and Globally
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Overview of APIS 2.0
Choong-Min RYUInfectious Disease Research Center, KRIBB, S. Korea -
Pandemic Preparedness through Asia ‘CDRC’ Asia Collaborative of Diseases Research & Control at Temasek Foundation
Xing ManjieTemasek Foundation -
Driving infectious disease R&D towards global health and health equity
Hani KimRIGHT Foundation -
Strategic Financing for Access and Preparedness: ADB’s Role in Strengthening
Jae Kyoun KimAsian Development Bank -
Global Research Improving Pandemic Preparedness (GRIPP) Initiative
Julie CronjaegarGloPID-R
º Session Ⅱ Overview and Introduction of Public and Private Infectious Disease Research Funding Agencies in Korea
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Overview of Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) and Program for Infectious Diseases Research
Mitsuyoshi IshidaOverview of Japan Agency for Medical Research and Development (AMED) and Program for Infectious Diseases Research -
Funding Cuts and the Future of Infectious Disease Funding (including Research) in Indonesia
Budi PerdanaMinistry of Health Indonesia -
Strategic Funding Mechanisms for Infectious Disease Research in Thailand: National Vision, Global Collaboration, and Crisis Response
Tarworn RuttithiwapanichAffiliation, National Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (BIOTEC), -
R&D and Funding for Infectious Diseases in South Korea
Yongsuk JangScience and Technology Policy Institute (STEPI) -
Funding Program for Clinical Trials in Infectious Disease in South Korea
SeungHwan LeeSeoul National University Hospital
º Session Ⅲ Establishing a Sustainable Funding Ecosystem to Expand and Strengthen the APIS Network 1
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Advancing ID Research through Innovation and Strategic Partnerships
Benny ChewA*STAR Infectious Diseases Labs (A*STAR IDL) -
India's infectious diseases research landscape- funding and collaboration opportunities for the international community
Kapil VashishtSpecial Center for Molecular Medicine, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India-110067 -
Global economic challenges and its impact on communicable disease research’s funding in Indonesia
Harimat HendarwanResearch Center for Preclinical and Clinical Medicine, Research Organization for Health (BRIN) -
Philippines in Focus: Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Infectious Disease Research
Ruth Anne HechanovaResearch Institute for Tropical Medicine