Strengthening One Health governance for AMR surveillance


Lessons from the Fleming Fund

Strong One Health governance provides a coherent framework that brings together the human health, animal health, food safety, and environmental sectors under a shared vision. This integrated approach is especially critical in low- and middle-income countries, where fragmented systems and limited resources can slow progress on combating AMR.

As part of strengthening national AMR surveillance systems, the Fleming Fund has invested in developing and supporting One Health coordination and collaboration mechanisms to improve AMR and antimicrobial use governance structures at both national and subnational levels.

Reflecting on the global programme’s implementation strategy, the Management Agent Mott MacDonald has produced a report that presents key lessons for establishing and operationalising One Health governance structures to enhance participation, management, sustainability, accountability, transparency, and equity.

The report outlines the key functions of National One Health platforms, National AMR Committees, AMR Technical Working Groups, and subnational AMR governance mechanisms. It also identifies the barriers and enablers of effective One Health governance for AMR surveillance, and the essential elements to strengthen sustainable AMR governance:

Essential elements to strengthen sustainable AMR governance:


Strengthening One Health governance for AMR surveillance: Lessons from the Fleming Fund

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