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Many developing nations have developed national drug policies, a concept that has been actively promoted by the WHO. For example, the national drug policy for Indonesia drawn up in 1983 had the following objectives:To ensure the availability of drugs according to the needs of the population.
To improve the distribution of drugs in order to make them accessible to the whole population.
To ensure efficacy, safety quality and validity of marketed drugs and to promote proper, rational and efficient use.
To protect the public from misuse and abuse.
To develop the national pharmaceutical potential towards the achievements of self-reliance in drugs and in support of national economic growth.
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