About us
AMR cannot be solved alone
Antimicrobial resistance crosses borders, sectors and disciplines. That means the response must do the same. Meaningful progress requires collaboration among healthcare institutions, schools and universities, government agencies, researchers, civil society, youth networks, community leaders, environmental and animal health organisations, development partners, funders and innovators.
How we collaborate
- Knowledge: connecting communities with credible health information and technical expertise.
- Community: ensuring local voices shape the solutions.
- Evidence: supporting the generation and use of community informed evidence.
- Innovation: exploring new ways of communicating, researching and responding to AMR.
- Policy: connecting evidence and community voices to advocacy and decision making.
- Action: turning partnerships into practical interventions.
Our partnerships are being established
We will list organisations here as each collaboration is confirmed. We would rather show an honest blank space than logos that suggest endorsements we have not yet earned.
Become a partner
Whether you can contribute technical expertise, research capacity, community networks, funding, innovation, communication or policy support, there is an opportunity to work together.
Together, we can protect the medicines that protect us.