id.DRIVE open partnership

An open public-private partnership to facilitate the conduct of observational studies on infectious diseases, related vaccines, preventive measures, therapeutics and diagnostics.

WHAT IS id.DRIVE?

id.DRIVE is a privately funded not-for-profit open public-private partnership that facilitates the conduct of observational and low interventional studies on infectious diseases and related vaccines, preventive measures, therapeutics and diagnostics. These studies support  public health responses globally and address pharmaceutical companies’ regulatory obligations. This multi-stakeholder partnership brings together public institutions, small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and pharmaceutical companies. As an open partnership, id.DRIVE welcomes new partners and study contributors (sites) anytime.

id.DRIVE was launched in 2024 as the successor of COVIDRIVE, a public-private partnership that was set up in 2021 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic to perform COVID-19 Vaccine Effectiveness studies. COVIDRIVE rooted in from the European Commission Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI)-funded DRIVE consortium for Influenza Vaccine Effectiveness evaluation in Europe (2017-2022). id.DRIVE expands the scope of COVIDRIVE beyond COVID-19 and runs several studies across different respiratory infectious diseases, with a focus on surveillance and vaccine effectiveness.

STUDIES AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

id.DRIVE facilitates the conduct of observational and low-interventional studies on infectious diseases, vaccines, related preventive measures, therapeutics, and diagnostics for infectious diseases in Europe and beyond. Our research capabilities cover multiple areas.

CURRENT PARTNERS

Fisabio Completo_inglés
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FISABIO (Spain)

Fundación para el Fomento de la Investigación Sanitaria y Biomédica de la Comunitat Valenciana

P95 Clinical and Epidemiology Services (Belgium)

Excellence in pharmacovigilance and Epidemiology

Sanofi
(France)

Pfizer
(United States)

FORMER PARTNERS

Moderna
(United States)

AstraZeneca
(United Kingdom)

Novavax
(United States)

Bavarian Nordic
(Denmark)

Valneva
(France)

Janssen
(Belgium)

GlaxoSmithKline
(Belgium)

Curevac
(Germany)