WHO is calling for input on the draft People-centred framework for addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the human health sector. Make your contrubution by 14 Feb-14 March 2023
WHO is calling for input on the draft People-centred framework for addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the human health sector.
The target audience for this consultation includes both experts and organizations working in the field of AMR at the country, regional, and global levels:
- Ministry of Health officials working at the national or sub-national levels, including policy makers and programme managers
- Members of the AMR Multi-sectoral coordination mechanism
- Health workers in the community, primary, secondary/tertiary or long-term care facilities and laboratories
- Professional associations, including medical, nursing, and pharmacist associations
- Civil society, including patient advocacy groups, youth organizations, etc.
- Private sector organizations, including healthcare providers
- Non-governmental organizations with a focus on AMR
- Faith-based organizations
- Intergovernmental organizations supporting countries on AMR
- Donors supporting AMR national action plan implementation
- Other implementing partners working on AMR
The consultation aims to collect comments on the draft people-centred framework, including: 1) the structure of the framework and 2) the 13 high-level interventions and their priority implementation steps. Comments can be provided through the online survey.
Read the draft document here. draft-people-centred-framework-paper.pdf (who.int)
Global consultation survey document (in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish): Global consultation survey on the draft People-centred framework for addressing antimicrobial resistance in the human health sector (who.int)
Read the press release here Global online consultation: People-centred framework for addressing antimicrobial resistance in the human health sector (who.int)