IPOPI’s 2023 Review of Activities and Achievements

In 2023, IPOPI made significant strides in improving primary immunodeficiencies (PIDs) care through impactful events, campaigns, and policy efforts, all aligned with our 2021-2025 strategic plan. A major highlight was the record-breaking International Primary Immunodeficiencies Congress (IPIC) in Rotterdam, which attracted nearly 900 attendees and fostered collaboration, advancing clinical care.

Throughout the year, we released a mini-documentary exploring primary and secondary immunodeficiencies, covering important aspects of diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, we published three new educational PID leaflets. We organised key events, including several EU PID Forums in the European Parliament, a successful African and Latin American regional meeting, and a well-attended national meeting in Jakarta, Indonesia.

In addition to these accomplishments, we strengthened our partnerships with global stakeholders, enhancing our collective advocacy efforts. Our work in addressing plasma safety standards and promoting equitable access to essential treatments has laid a solid foundation for future progress. We are committed to continuing our mission of empowering the PID community and driving meaningful change.

We hope you will enjoy reading this annual report, which highlights the most significant IPOPI initiatives, campaigns, and events in the previous year.

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