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EMA publishes its annual reports in May / June following the year in question.
We also publish information on the volume and outcome of centralised procedures for human and veterinary medicines. For further details, see Medicine evaluation figures.
Our work programmes - also called programming documents - reflect our priorities and main focus areas for the corresponding period, as well of those of the European medicines regulatory network.
The work programmes describe objectives and planned activities. They cover:
EMA's 2024 annual report offers insights into key initiatives and priority areas that guided our work in 2024.
The report highlights the outcomes of the evaluation and monitoring of human and veterinary medicines.
It features key figures and an interactive timeline with milestones from 2024.
Its timeline enables readers to explore each topic in depth by accessing relevant documents, audio-visual materials and infographics.
The report is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2024 is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2023 is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2022 is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2021 is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2020 is available in two formats:
EMA's annual report 2019 is available in two formats: