Research and policy analysis: systems perspectives to addressing antimicrobial resistance (SEDRIC)
Year of award: 2023
Grantholders
Dr Raheelah Ahmad
City St George's, University of London, United Kingdom
Dr Mirfin Mpundu
ReAct Africa, Zambia
Prof Rifat Atun
Harvard University, United States
Dr Jyoti Joshi
International Centre for Antimicrobial Resistance Solutions, Denmark
Project summary
The SEDRIC (Surveillance and Epidemiology of Drug Resistant Infections) Board has a fixed term working group (WG) to accelerate learning and facilitate knowledge mobilisation to inform policy implementation trajectories in countries and regions. The objectives of the WG are to: (1) Conduct analysis of AMR policy journeys within the larger health system and One Health context, to identify positive and negative outlier example countries and/or public health concerns/issues which offer learning for AMR (particularly in the LMIC policy field); (2) Understand the relevance of AMR success to the wider agenda for Sustainable Development and Economic progress at the national level; (3) Identify generalisable mechanisms which lead to change in policy adoption, and impact on the ground, and advance the field of knowledge mobilisation; (4) Share this learning with specialists in AMR as well as wider stakeholders in public health, and global health policy development and implementation and evaluation; (5) Seek collaborations with academia, industry, civil society, think tanks and non-governmental organisations, to further the impact of the work by SEDRIC.