Two out of every three Indians die of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) such as diabetes, heart disorder and cancer.
To reduce this burden, the Indian government established NCD cells across the country, where people can receive counseling that supports a lifestyle change. For a program of this magnitude to be truly effective, active participation from private sectors and civil society is essential.
Thus came a Public Private Partnership between Sanofi India and the Government of Maharashtra in 2014.



#EveryLifeIsPrecious
For patients with Rare diseases, Sanofi is committed to not only develop effective therapies but also ensure that these therapies reach them, regardless of their ability to pay, through our free drug programs. India Charitable Access Program (INCAP) is our free drug program through which we are currently providing free Enzyme Replacement Therapy (ERT) to around 120 patients with any of the four Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSDs) - Gaucher disease, Pompe disease, Fabry disease and MPS I disease. Our Humanitarian program in India began in 1999, even though the commercial operations of Genzyme started only in 2007. The program is guided by an expert medical committee that remains closely involved in participating patients' care and progress.