One Health Priority Research Agenda for AMR
The Quadripartite Organizations (QPT) have developed the One Health Priority Research Agenda for Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR-OHPRA) with the global scientific community as a joint initiative to assist in catalyzing scientific interest and financial investment for AMR priority research across sectors for countries and for funding bodies.
Countries may use the AMR-OHPRA as a guiding document when developing the research component in the National Action Plans for AMR and their own research strategies, innovation programmes UNGA AMR Political Declaration, 2024 – Section V, Commitment 93
Implementing this research agenda is part of the updated Global Action Plan for AMR 2026-2036 under Strategic Objective 5 to Accelerate antimicrobial resistance research and innovation across all sectors. AMR-OHPRA supports for strengthening the generation, sharing, and use of science-based evidence to inform policy and practices for multisectoral coordinated AMR response and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030
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Since the publication in June 2023, the AMR-OHPRA has been used for guiding researchers/scientists to plan and carry out research studies.
Up to 12 August 2026, the AMR-OHPRA is referenced in 45 scientific articles, and among those you may access below the curated lists of publications specifically related to one or more of the five pillars (A), and the publications which mentioned AMR-OHPRA in general (B).
If you are aware of any articles referencing AMR-OHPRA* that are not yet included in the repository, please contact us.
*A One Health Priority Research Agenda for Antimicrobial Resistance. Geneva: World Health Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, United Nations Environment Programme and World Organisation for Animal Health; 2023)A. Publications – AMR-OHPRA pillar focus
B. Publications – AMR-OHPRA general
QPT Technical Core Team
| FAO - Francesca Latronico | Francesca.Latronico@fao.org |
| UNEP - Jing Xi | jing.xu@un.org |
| WHO - Jorge Matheu | matheujo@who.int |
| WOAH - Elisabeth Erlacher-Vindel | e.erlacher-vindel@woah.org |