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Established in late 1999 Scientific/clinical resources Ethics committees Regulatory body TT

SAAVI aims to develop an affordable, effective and locally relevant preventative HIV vaccine for southern Africa

HIV genetic diversity C C C C C A A A A AG AG AG AE AE AEGG G J J H B B B B B B B D D D D D F F K K C C C C C C C C C C C C C. Williamson et al

Making the vaccine Testing the vaccine Ethical issues Advocacy & community Others TT Immunology assessment Human Animal

What do we expect from an HIV vaccine?

“Viral load” in HIV Amount of HIV 5% 90% Progress to AIDS in 5 years

Potential end-points of HIV- vaccine efficacy trials

TT SAAVI Challenges

Making the vaccine Testing the vaccine Ethical issues Advocacy & community Others TT Immunology assessment Human Animal

TT Supporters and Funds

TT Good vaccine candidates 2.HIV subtypes 3.Community involvement 4.Ethical studies 5.Access to product 6.Pricing 7.Technology transfer Appropriate Clinical Trials $30 million

TT Manufacturing 1.Product? 2.When? 3.What dose? 4.Manufacturing plant 5.Personnel 6.Dose price 7.Distribution capacity $350 million Clinical trials lot Bulk supply

TT Government 2.Medicines Control Council 3.Ethics committees 4.Medical aids 5.Life Insurance 6.Blood transfusion services 7.State Vaccine Institute Strategic national alliances

TT Strategic international alliances 1.NIH 2.HVTN 3.IAVI 4.AAVP 5.EU 6.Public / private

CONCLUSIONSCONCLUSIONS SAAVI has dynamic team Different to all other initiatives Committed to excellence Massive / maturing challenges Consolidate and expand TT