1 presentation amr ap for jakarta final

GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY AGENDA
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE UPDATE
GHSA Action Package Coordination Meeting
23-25th August, 2016
Jakarta, Indonesia

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Aims of the Action Package
Action Package Membership & Governance
Priorities for 2016
What have we learned from this work?
Beyond 2016: From declarations to deeds
Implications for the GHSA more broadly

Questions for the room

Aims of the Action Package
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The Action Package has two primary goals that underpin all our activities:
1. To Raise Awareness of the
threat of AMR Globally

• WHO/FAO/OIE
Resolution
• UNGA High Level
Meeting
• Regional Engagement
• Bilateral Engagement

2. To Support Individual
Countries to take steps to
tackle AMR
• Supporting

Implementation of the
Global Action Plan on
AMR
• Practical support for
developing National
Action Plans
• Sharing best practice
• Twinning Initiatives

AMR Action Package Membership
& Governance
Leading
Countries
Contributing
Countries
Advisors

• Canada, Germany, Japan, Netherlands (Incoming Chair),
United Kingdom (Outgoing Chair) and Sweden

• Australia, Colombia, Indonesia, India, Italy, Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia, Norway, Portugal, Republic of Korea, South
Africa, Switzerland, Thailand, Kenya, and the United States

• FAO, OIE, WHO, European Commission

Priorities for 2016
1. 4 action orientated Subgroups currently:
Research and Development .One Health. Surveillance .Stewardship

2. Global engagement effort on AMR to garner multi sectoral support
for the High level Meeting &declaration on AMR at the UNGA

3. Supporting countries to develop and implement National

Action Plans

What have we learned from this work?
The
importance

of Evidence

The
challenges
of
implement
ation

Lessons
learned

The
importance
of a
political
narrative

The
importance
of

collaboration

Beyond 2016: From declarations to deeds
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Building on the success of the last 3 years in RAISING AWARENESS we now need to focus
efforts on NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION. We will therefore focus on:
Supporting
the
Tripartite

Sharing
Best
Practice

Twinning
Initiatives
Implementation
of NAPs

Capacity
Building

Sharing
evidence

Implications for the GHSA more
broadly
What does this mean for GHSA and our domestic policy?
Better coordination between relevant APs: Zoonotic, Surveillance, Laboratory Systems;
Workforce

Engaging other Countries outside this room: Engaging neighbouring countries in our own
regions

Close working with Multilaterals: Support the efforts of WHO,FAO and OIE e.g GLASS but also
make the most of the support they can offer

Secure Global Health Security as a Global Political Priority: Learning lessons from the AMR
UNGA journey use this momentum to raise awareness of GHS