The Global AMR R&D Hub is steered by a Board of Members. All Members and Observers (not voting) have a seat on the Board.
Australia*
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Brazil*
Canada*
China*
European Commission (EC)*
France*
Germany*
India*
Italy*
Japan*
The Netherlands
Norway
Russia*
South Africa*
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey*
United Kingdom*
United States of America*
Wellcome
* G20 members
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH)
World Health Organization (WHO)
Africa CDC
The Board elects a chair and a vice-chair. They should come from different regions of the world. Their term of office is two years. The current Chair is Eirik Bakka from Norway and co-Chair is Liesl Zühlke from South Africa. The Board of Members meets face-to-face at least once a year, holds teleconferences in between and communicates through electronic means.
The Board takes decisions on questions central to the operation of the Global AMR R&D Hub such as.
Applications from countries or organisations to join the Global AMR R&D Hub
The work plan of the Hub.
Reports, opinions and information to be released on behalf of the Hub;
Applications from countries or organisations to join the Global AMR R&D Hub
The work plan of the Hub.
Reports, opinions and information to be released on behalf of the Hub;
Membership is open to G20 and non-G20 countries as well as to nongovernmental donor organisations investing in R&D on AMR (e.g. philanthropic foundations). Countries or organisations that are interested to join the Global AMR R&D Hub should send a letter to the Secretariat of the Global AMR R&D Hub in which they explain how their country or organisation addresses the criteria.
