The emergence of antimicrobial resistance is a global threat to human health and livestock health, welfare and productivity. Refinement and reduction of antimicrobial use are key measures to curb...

The theme of the 2022 World Water Week is: Seeing the unseen: The value of water.  Many of the world’s most urgent water challenges are invisible to the naked eye: the availability and...

On June 1st 2022, ReAct in collaboration with The Nordic Council of Ministers and Stockholm Environmental Institute hosted the hybrid event "The silent antimicrobial resistance pandemic urges a concerted global response - but what needs to be done?". Here you find 5 takeaways from the day and a few next steps.

Why should people in Sweden care about diseases in livestock in low- and lower-middle-income countries? This is a question that I have been asked on numerous occasions ever since I started my...

The Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) is looking for project proposals with a One Health approach.

Read this impact story about how SIANI raised the issue of antimicrobial resistance in livestock on the Swedish agenda.

Far too little attention is given to the issue of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and the way it spreads in our natural environment and water. How does it happen? What role do pollution and water...

Antimicrobials have become one of the most misused medicines. As a result, pathogenic bacteria that cause infectious diseases have started to adapt and have become resistant.

One can't grow much food without water. In fact, agriculture is the largest consumer of water; Using more than 70% of global freshwater supply, it gives a head start to any other sector. Clearly, water is critical for food production,and we need a lot of it to produce food for the growing population, but we tend to forget that it is an infinite resource.

Presentation held by Christina Furustam, Federation of Swedish Farmers, at the event: Low use of antimicrobials and healthy productive animals – a possible equation? At FAO Headquarters in Rome,...