From evidence to action
At ICARS, our mission is to partner with low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) in their efforts to reduce drug-resistant infections.
We do this by co-developing tailored solutions with LMIC governments and researchers, who then implement them on the ground using ICARS funding and expertise, building on AMR National Action Plans.
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Our projects inform policy and practice around the world
At ICARS, we simultaneously use top-down and bottom-up approaches, engaging with government ministries while involving scientists and practitioners throughout the process.
Vietnam: partnership between ICARS and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD)
Georgia: partnership between ICARS and two Georgian ministries
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To achieve sustainable change in LMICs, we invite countries and foundations to join us as Strategic Funding Partners, Funding Partners or Mission Partners, in a truly international effort to mitigate antimicrobial resistance.
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#Neonatalsepsis is a major health problem in #LMICs but how, when & where do newborns acquire life-threatening infections?
The #BARNARDS study found #AMR carriage can occur within days of life & is more widespread than originally anticipated. http://go.nature.com/3P3rqBz #MondayRead
"Given how complex human behaviour is, how could a single approach ever hope to change it?"
Great @ConversationUK piece about how nudging alone doesn't work to change behaviour, but it could be used in combination with other interventions. @Cambridge_Uni https://bit.ly/3QAKKYj