Release of ANIMUSE Interactive Report

Published on April 22, 2024

In support of its Members in setting robust surveillance systems, WOAH launched in 2015 the first global database on antimicrobial use in animals. They have now announced the release of the ANIMUSE interactive report, incorporating data from the 8th round of data collection. This portal allows you to check AMU trends up to 2021, providing a clear view of the evolution over time both globally and regionally. With antimicrobial quantities coming from 128 Members, it offers unparalleled insights into the global situation. Feel free to explore it and share it with your network, and please note that the comprehensive and full Eighth Annual Report, in PDF format, will be published on May 6th, during the Global Leaders Group on AMR meeting.

 

In addition, WOAH's  Key Priority Asks upon the HLM on AMR at UNGA24, including French and Spanish versions, are available in the website space dedicated to UNGA.

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