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Nineteen projects involving 114 partners from 35 different countries have been recommended for funding within the JPIAMR 13th transnational call: “One Health interventions to prevent or reduce the development and transmission of antimicrobial resistance”. The total funding amount is 25,6 M€.

JPIAMR is pleased to welcome the nine new Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) members that have been appointed by the JPIAMR Management Board for the period 2022-2024.

The kick-off meeting of the18 projects funded through the joint transnational call AquaticPollutants, in collaboration with the three Joint Programming Initiatives (JPIs) on Water, Oceans and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), was held on September 30. With 190 participants, the kick-off was a success!

The JPIAMR Secretariat is looking for a senior research officer with a background in medicine and health. With us, you get to work with committed colleagues in an international context to strengthen research and research collaboration on antimicrobial resistance.

We present the re-designed JPIAMR project database! Search information on projects and networks supported under the various calls coordinated by the JPIAMR.

This unique free-access point aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and data sharing of antimicrobial resistance research data for the entire AMR community across the globe.

During this three day JPIAMR workshop insights and updates were shared regarding the state of the therapeutics pipeline in a context of related topics and perspectives. The event was attended by 400 people from 45 different countries.

The three Joint Programming Initiatives (JPIs) on Water, Oceans and Antimicrobial Resistance are pleased to announce the results from the AquaticPollutants Joint Transnational Call and the Call on knowledge transfer of research on Aquatic Pollutants.

This new database presents information on projects and networks supported under the various calls coordinated by the JPIAMR.

JPIAMR is proud to launch the new Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA), which has been broadened to include antifungal research and innovation priorities.