Key Activities
The Global AMR R&D Hub has a number of Key Activities that address our key 3 pillars of work: guide and support evidence-based decision making; enhance collaboration and coordination; and promote awareness, knowledge and visibility.
Expanding and updating the Dynamic Dashboard.
Contributing to the discussion on incentives for AMR R&D through Working Groups across the push and pull spectrum
- Pull Incentives Working Group – established to engage and promote collaboration between members and countries on this topic through an informal platform to share lessons learned and challenges faced. Sessions have featured presentations and discussions on existing and planned incentives models, including from Canada, United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany, Japan and the European Union. To support this work we also publish policy briefs and reports to guide and shape thinking on the subject and trigger discussion.
- One Health AMR Working Group – a platform for sharing perspectives to support the implementation and funding of AMR One Health research and development – fostering co-ordination and collaboration in this area.
Consulting widely with experts, other initiatives and organisations to promote the work of the Global AMR R&D Hub and also ensure there is no duplication of effort.
Consulting with a Stakeholder Group, consisting of 20 members from non-government organisations/civil society, industry, international research funding initiatives and academia, to advise the Hub on specific topics, including the Dynamic Dashboard.
Publications
The Global AMR R&D Hub regularly publishes policy analysis, reports, articles and data insights together with a range of partners.
One Health
One Health emphasises the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, recognising that the well-being of each is essential for addressing complex global health challenges, preventing disease outbreaks, and to preserve the intricate web of life on our planet.