In this episode of Unpacking AMR, Daniela Corno speaks with Dr. Laura Valtere and Dr. Daniel Carelli to unpack AMR as a collective action problem, a global challenge that cuts across human, animal, plant, and environmental health, and pulls in players from industry, academia, healthcare, and civil society.
A SAFE AMR 75-study analysis across 28 countries identifies the stakeholders, communication pathways, and barriers shaping antibiotic decisions in food-producing animal systems.
Join our host Demetria Tsoutouras and guest Alison Humphrey on Unpacking AMR, as we explore how art and storytelling can complement evidence-informed policymaking.
In this episode of Unpacking AMR, Daniela Corno speaks with Dr. Clare Chandler and Dr. Susan Nayiga to unpack how AMR is woven into everyday infrastructures, shifting our focus from microbes to the systems that make us dependent on antimicrobials.
At its core, AMR is a shared resource problem. Antimicrobials are a limited resource: the more we use them, the less effective they become. Everyone depends on them, but no one can manage them alone. Our recent publication studied state-led, market-based, and community-driven governance approaches for other shared-resource problems, translating...
How will the IPEA provide solutions that are representative of AMR in low, middle, and high resource settings? What are some potential challenges that the IPEA may face in its development stage? What are the short and long-term priorities of the IPEA? We discuss all of this and more in Episode...
