Collaborations with government institutions represent a fundamental part in the advancement of clinical research and in the development of solutions for public health challenges. The Cura Project Institute has been committed to establishing strategic partnerships with government agencies responsible for formulating health policies. One of the main objectives of these initiatives is to promote greater integration between the various actors involved in the clinical research ecosystem, including researchers, health professionals, regulators, and the community itself.
Highlight is the advocacy activities of the Cura Project Institute in support of the creation of public policies that promote an environment conducive to clinical research, including lobbying for legislation that facilitates the approval and regulation of clinical trials.
The Cura Project Institute carries out a series of actions, including awareness campaigns, public events, and collaborations with government authorities to promote public policies that encourage clinical research.
Some of the key challenges include government bureaucracy, the need for ongoing funding for our initiatives, and the mobilization of sufficient numbers of supporters to effect significant change.
Our advocacy actions seek to create a more favorable environment for clinical research, which can lead to new treatments and cures for various diseases, benefiting the health and well-being of the general population.