Participants in over 100 countries and regions
New National Alliance Partners in 2022: Ivory Coast, Kenya, Greece, Kazakhstan and Portugal
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2024
Equity
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Participants in over 100 countries and regions
New National Alliance Partners in 2022: Ivory Coast, Kenya, Greece, Kazakhstan and Portugal
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2022
Equity
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Participants in over 100 countries and regions
New National Alliance Partners in 2022: Ivory Coast, Kenya, Greece, Kazakhstan and Portugal
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2021
Equity
Rare is many. Rare is strong. Rare is proud!
Participants in over 100 countries and regions
New National Alliance Partners in 2021: Zimbabwe, and Bosnia and Herzegovina
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2020
Equity
Rare is many. Rare is strong. Rare is proud!
Participants in 103 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2020: Gabon, Iraq, Kosovo and Rwanda
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2019
Bridging health and social care
Show your rare. Show you care.
Participants in 101 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2019: Dominican Republic, Lesotho, Montenegro, Namibia, Niger, Qatar, Sri Lanka and Zambia
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2018
Research
Show your rare. Show you care.
Participants in over 90 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2018: Cape Verde, Ghana, Syrian Arab Republic, Togo and Trinidad and Tobago
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2017
Research
With research, possibilities are limitless
Participants in 94 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2017: Botswana, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan and Saint Pierre and Micquelon
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2016
Patient voice
Join us in making the voice of rare diseases heard
Participants in 85 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2016: Andorra, Aruba, Indonesia, Libya, Mauritius, Moldova,
Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda and Zimbabwe
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2015
Living with a rare disease
Day-by-day, hand-in-hand
Participants in 85 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2015: Bolivia, Estonia and Madagascar
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2014
Care
Join Together for Better Care!
Participants in 84 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2014: Cuba, Ecuador, Egypt, Guinea, Jordan, Kenya, Kazakhstan, Oman, and Paraguay
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2013
Solidarity
Rare Disorders without Borders
Participants in 72 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2013: Bahrain, Iceland, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine and Singapore
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2012
Solidarity
Rare but Strong Together!
Participants in 63 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2012: Chile, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Guatemala, Pakistan and Venezuela
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2011
Rare diseases and health inequalities
Rare but Equal
Participants in 55 countries and regions
Newcomers in 2011: Armenia, Iran, Mexico, Morocco, Nepal, Panama, Peru, Thailand, Uruguay
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2010
Bridging patients and researchers
Patients and Researchers: Partners for life!
Participants in 45 countries and regions
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2009
Rare Diseases: a Public Health Priority
Patient Care: A Public Affair!
Participants in 30 countries and regions
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2008
Rare Diseases as a Public Health Priority
A rare day for very special people
Participants in 18 countries
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