AMR Stakeholder Network
Under the auspices of the European Commission’s Health Policy PlatformThe AMR Stakeholder Network brings together more than 60 leading organisations and individuals committed to tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) at national, regional and European level, covering all dimensions of the ‘One Health’ approach.
About the AMR Stakeholder Network
Established in 2017, under the auspices of the European Commission’s Health Policy Platform, the network, led by EPHA, aims to ensure that AMR remains high on the EU agenda during the new Commission’s mandate, advocating for well-coordinated and resourced actions at EU level and in the Member States, aligned with the global work led by the World Health Organization, UN agencies and other actors.
Stakeholder Networks are networks approved by the Commission on a specific key health policy area and operate within the Health Policy Platform. The AMR Stakeholder network was set up to follow up on the Joint Statement and Call to Action on AMR, which urges EU policy-makers to effectively implement the EU One Health Action Plan against AMR , and has been endorsed by over 40 organisations from different sectors. It is the only platform where civil society can exchange with national and European policymakers and stakeholders working to tackle AMR.
The Network’s objectives
Join the Stakeholder Network on AMR!
Organisations and individuals committed to tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) at national, regional and European level, covering all dimensions of the ‘One Health’ approach are welcome to apply to join the AMR Stakeholder Network
MEP Interest Group to tackle AMR
A MEP Interest Group to tackle AMR, supported by the AMR Stakeholder Network, was launched on 21 November 2019.
The European Parliament can play a key role in boosting actions on AMR at EU level and ensuring that the Commission and Member States deliver on their commitments and implement effective policy responses to the AMR threat.
If you are interested in joining the MEP Interest Group to tackle AMR, please contact us.
The AMR Stakeholder Network
Supporting organisations – see the full list of members here
Supporting individuals
Paul Belcher Hon MFPH FRCP
European and Global Health Advisor
Gloria Cordoba
University of Copenhagen
Hina Shan
Fiona Walsh
Assistant Professor, Maynooth University
Anjuli Borgonha
Rose Gallagher
Professional Lead Infection Prevention and Control, Royal College of Nursing
Stefan Staicu
Permanent Representation of Romania to the EU
Mihail Calin
Policy Analyst
Jean Patrick Mathieu
Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS)
Maria Jose Ruiz Alvarez, MD PhD
Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Do you have a question?
Find out more about the AMR Stakeholder Network’s work and how to join.
Cristina Pricop
Junior Policy Manager for Global Public Health, EPHA
cristina.pricop@epha.org