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In focus
Accelerating the global AMR response in the context of global health financing crisis
With global health funding under strain, the global health threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) faces significant challenges. As resources become more limited, ensuring AMR remains a priority is more critical than ever. Our latest article examines how the global health financing crisis impacts AMR efforts and highlights key strategies to sustain and accelerate progress.
Antibiotic resistance
In the last 70 years the use of antibiotics has been crucial in improving countless lives and drastically reducing deaths caused by bacterial infections. The increasing development of antibiotic resistance is posing a serious threat to human health and development, the environment and for animal health. Learn more about antibiotic resistance here.
ReAct 20 years!
ReAct 20 years: Launch of new Toolbox page for youth!
To mark ReAct’s 20th anniversary, we are launching a brand new youth – engagement page in the ReAct Toolbox! This new resource provides young changemakers with the tools, initatives and inspiration needed to adress antibiotic resistance. From leadership programs to hands-on projects, the page highlights youth-driven efforts from around the world.
ReAct 20 years!
ReAct 20 years: A regional meeting to explore the link between water, food, and antibiotics
As part of activities celebrating 20 years of ReAct’s existence ReAct Latin America is organizing a regional meeting to understand the profound interrelationships between water, food and antibiotics, which are three essential elements of health care. The meeting follows the expression of need for discussions on this theme from organizations in Ecuador, Brazil and Argentina, which are collectively developing solutions to the challenges of public and planetary health.
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AI-Powered antibiotic stewardship: ReAct Asia Pacific’s consultation
ReAct Asia Pacific, recently convened a consultation meeting at Ananthapuri Hospital, Trivandrum, India, to assess Dr. Antibot, an AI-driven WhatsApp chatbot developed by Dure Technologies with the support of ReAct Africa. This digital tool is designed to support antibiotic stewardship initiatives by providing real-time, evidence-based guidance to healthcare providers (HCPs) and patients, contributing to efforts against antimicrobial resistance.
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Empowering the next generation: ReAct Africa and Beleza Talent Agency host community cleanup on World Water Day
The United States of America School in Ricaurte, Cuenca, Ecuador, was filled with joy and learning during the Healthy Eating Fair, an event that brought the community together to celebrate the importance of healthy and conscious eating. The importance of healthy eating, along with the crucial role of bacteria and other microorganisms in our food system, was highlighted.
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Reflecting on infection, life, ecology on World Water Day
On March 22nd this year, a vibrant community gathering at the Popular Market 9 de Octubre in Cuenca, Ecuador, transformed World Water Day into a powerful celebration of life, health, and collective responsibility. Artists, dancers, and community organizations came together to deliver a crucial message: water is life, and we must protect it.
New policy brief
ReAct Policy Brief: Sustainable antibiotic production
The increasing global crisis of antibiotic resistance demands urgent and multi-faceted solutions, yet a less recognised driver of resistance is pollution from antibiotic production. Waste from manufacturing sites can create hotspots of resistance, disproportionately affecting low- and middle-income countries. This policy brief addresses the intersection of environmental pollution, antibiotic resistance, and equitable access to antibiotics, offering practical recommendations for systemic change.
Global campaign
From People to Leaders: Act on AMR NOW!
The global campaign From People to Leaders: Act on AMR NOW! amplified the voices of communities and civil society before the Untied Nations High-Level Meeting on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in September 2024.
Learn more about the campaign, find material and inspiration.
ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance
ReAct is an independent network dedicated to the problem of antibiotic resistance. ReAct is a global catalyst, advocating and stimulating for global engagement on antibiotic resistance through a broad range of collaborations.