Explore our key themes in tackling antimicrobial resistance, from climate change to infection prevention and stewardship.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the defining global health challenges of our time — a complex crisis that transcends borders, species, and ecosystems. ICARS recognises that addressing AMR requires a holistic, interdisciplinary approach grounded in the One Health framework, integrating human health, animal health, and the environment.
ICARS’ thematic portfolio explores the critical dimensions shaping the AMR landscape today, offering insights into the drivers, interventions, and innovations that will help safeguard health for people, animals, and the planet. Each theme highlights key challenges, ongoing research, and impactful projects supported by ICARS in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
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 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.
ICARS Global is dedicated to addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through targeted actions across key areas. From combating the effects of climate change on AMR, to promoting antimicrobial stewardship and infection prevention, we work to implement sustainable solutions.
A Strategic Approach to Combating Antimicrobial Resistance
“Fighting antibiotic resistance comes in small steps that should be strategic, orderly and well thought out. Well within the one health concept, our interventions start on the consumer’s table and ends in the environment. We are confident that with the solution we offer we can have an impact in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.”
A Strategic Approach to Combating Antimicrobial Resistance
“Fighting antibiotic resistance comes in small steps that should be strategic, orderly and well thought out. Well within the one health concept, our interventions start on the consumer’s table and ends in the environment. We are confident that with the solution we offer we can have an impact in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.”
