Strengthening Global Competency and Capacity for Pharmaceutical Inspections

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The Cooperative Agreement will build upon the extensive experience of an institution with well-established and globally recognized expertise and quality standards for drug inspectorates of National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) around the globe in support of data-driven and science-based regulatory public health strategies and approaches. The organization's best practices should align with the FDA domestic and global priority of assuring of the integration of pharmaceutical good manufacturing practice (GMP) inspections  and risk assessment activities including data modeling for a risk-based inspection prioritization and workplan. The funding will catalyze and support the institution's activities that are focused on building a global consensus on criteria for an optimal good manufacturing practice inspection, the core competencies for Inspectors or investigators, and planning, prioritizing and conducting inspections based on well informed risk assessments within the context of the increasingly complex and evolving science and innovation in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products. Based on such consensus, the institution and its network of NRA Inspectorates will work toward a systems-approach and sustainable alignment across NRA Inspectorates in training inspectors and regulatory experts in best practices for maintaining oversight of pharmaceutical supply chains.

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