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Data on antimicrobial consumption and use  and occurrence of antimicrobial resistance in humans and animals is presented in a report published jointly by the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA). The analysis combines data from  five European monitoring networks that gather […]

In order to promote coordination, alignment of agendas, coverage of research gaps and avoidance of duplications, the JPI AMR needs to collect and analyse information of the research done on the field under national programmes. The same is valid regarding the evaluation of JPI AMR own activities and the assessment of its impact. To this […]

The ENABLE project seeks to build a substantial pipeline of innovative programmes and has initially fuelled the engine with a portfolio of programmes brought together at the original call. The project will be seeking external Gram-negative programmes to join the project and enter the pipeline for: Hit to Lead programmes Lead to Candidate programmes

JPIAMR represented the Joint Programme Initiatives a the ERC November workshop on the efforts of funding actors to integrate funding mechanisms in different ways and to offer complementary tools to support scientific progress and innovation. The workshop was divided in 4 focused sessions, each one addressing different levels of integration. JPIAMR presented experiences and approaches […]

The UK Prime Minister announced a Review on Antimicrobial Resistance in July, calling for ideas to bring this growing threat under control. In this first paper it is demonstrate that there could be profound health and macroeconomic consequences for the world, especially in emerging economies, if antimicrobial resistance is not tackled. The paper highlights that […]

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First International Who’s Who in One Health Webinar This Webinar, to be held November 10, brings together noted One Health leaders, advocates, professionals and students in real-time to discuss global One Health efforts while providing a forum for dialogue within and across disciplines. Follow the link