From evidence to action

ICARS partners with low- and middle-income countries to co-develop and implement sustainable, context-specific, cost-effective solutions to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Each initiative is locally owned and tailored to its unique AMR context, engaging diverse stakeholders, building on existing efforts, and advancing the implementation of National Action Plans.

We envisage a world where drug-resistant infections no longer pose a threat to the health of humans and animals, the environment, global food security and economic prosperity.

Our projects

EDL: Evaluation of Antibiogo

Reducing AMR and methane emissions on dairy farms using probiotics and seaweed supplements

Supporting One Health focused innovations in AMR with the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-CAMP)

Promoting rational use of antibiotics for common infectious conditions, in primary care and community settings in Zimbabwe

Advancing vaccine uptake to mitigate antimicrobial resistance in low- and middle-income countries of South or South-East Asia

Efforts to strengthen antimicrobial stewardship preparedness in anticipation of improved access efforts for novel antibiotics in Kenya

Reducing mastitis incidence and improving antibiotic stewardship in Kenyan smallholder dairy systems

Augmenting core strategies of antimicrobial stewardship to improve Surgical Antibiotic Prophylaxis and management of Surgical Site Infections

Preventing AMR Spread from Wastewater through Urban Agriculture in Cameroon

CARMA: Constructed wetlands for mitigating Antimicrobial Resistance in reclaiMed water used for the irrigAtion of food crops

Towards an Antibiotic Roadmap for the sustainable Entry and Management of Antibiotic X (TANDEM-ABX) in Low- and middle-income countries

Reducing inappropriate antimicrobial use for inpatients with community-acquired pneumonia with a tailor-made antimicrobial stewardship programme

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Our global presence expand over 24 countries and territories

Our projects inform policy and practice around the world. ICARS works with Low- and Middle-Income Countries around the world to tackle antimicrobial resistance and support the implementation of their AMR National Action Plans.

Our global presence expand over 24 countries and territories

Our projects inform policy and practice around the world. ICARS works with Low- and Middle-Income Countries around the world to tackle antimicrobial resistance and support the implementation of their AMR National Action Plans.

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Highlights from the first drive-AMS Masterclass in the Caribbean

ICARS conducts field visits to Zambia and Zimbabwe to support AMR mitigation projects

C-CAMP with support from ICARS launches the One Health AMR Challenge 2025

ICARS delegation visits Japan to strengthen global collaboration on AMR

ICARS co-hosts 10th ReAct Africa and South Centre Annual AMR Regional Conference in Zambia

Denmark launches new National Action Plan on AMR and pledges USD 43 million in continued funding to ICARS

Global leaders convene to advance sustainable solutions and financing for antimicrobial resistance mitigation

ICARS joins the global dialogue on establishing an independent panel for evidence for action on AMR

Tunisia joins ICARS as a Mission Partner, deepening commitment to addressing AMR

ACRI and ICARS lead expert meeting to address climate and AMR challenges in LMICs

Global stakeholders convene to address AMR through implementation research in the pig sector

ICARS staff and project teams attend a behaviour change training