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A long term reduction of antimicrobial resistance in Europe can be possible by bringing together industry, public health bodies and academic bodies to share their experiences and their resources.
Eligible countries:
* JPI AMR members: Canada, France, Italy, Latvia, Norway, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands
* JPI AMR non-members can be partners
Objectives
* Connect AMR researchers bridging geographic and research fields;
* Facilitate access to scientific information and infrastructures;
* Provide avenues for sharing of AMR knowledge, data, infrastructures and facilities and perform meta-studies;
* Build capacity around AMR research;
* Increase awareness and visibility of the issue of AMR;
* Use scientific evidence and increase scientific excellence in innovation to inform policy and guideline makers;
* Develop social and economic approaches for the study of interventions, transmission, environment and translation to the market;
* Improve optimal health economic models related to AMR challenge
Priorities
* Activities focusing on AMR within the domains of Human health, Animal health and the Environment;
* To bridge multiple One Health areas as needed
Among financed actions
– Therapeutics;
– Diagnostics;
– Surveillance;
– Transmission;
– Environment;
– Interventions
Additional information
* Initial duration of the action: 12 or 24 months (plus 2 months for report writing)
* This call for proposals is an open call for proposals
* Eligibility:
– Networks must involve at least six partners from at least six different countries;
– Network must be led by an individual from an eligible organisation within one of the JPIAMR countries participating in the call;
– Individuals are allowed to be Partners of more than one 1 JPIAMR Network in the present call, according to National rules (see Annex A);
– Members can be added to the Network as it develops further if additional expertise/knowledge is of benefit to the Network
* The action must take place in a network country
* Amount of the grant: between 50,000 and 100,000 euro
25 August 2021
