Programme

Theme 1: Political declaration: from Ink to Implementation

• Session 1: Debate: UNGA 79 has generated greater political willpower to act on AMR.

• Session 2: Global AMR Action Plans: Commitment vs Compliance 

Theme 2: Data for decision-making

• Session 3: Drowning in data: lessons from COVID-19

• Session 4: Data Sharing: the personal to proprietary
• Session 5: The depths of data mining
• Session 6: The upsides and the downsides of digitisation
• Session 7: Independent panel for evidence for action on AMR
• Session 8: Funding data insights: who and what’s missing out
• Session 9: Beneath the surface: delving into the AMR and climate connection

Theme 3: Investing through an AMR Lens

• Session 10: Why investors should care about AMR
• Session 11: When impact and returns go hand-in-hand
• Session 12: Integrating sustainability into asset management practices
  

Theme 4: Standards and stewardship

• Session 13: Meaningful measures in manufacturing and supply

• Session 14: The benefits of early industry engagement

• Session 15: Rethinking complexity in antimicrobial supply chains

Theme 5: Sustainable Community Solutions

• Session 16: Antimicrobial-contaminated waste in healthcare and agriculture (workshop)

Theme 6 (Parallel to Theme 7): Consumers, communications, and campaigns

• Session 17: Health communication: tactics, evidence, and media

• Session 18: Tailoring and applying the UN AMR Messaging Guide (workshop)

• Session 19: Beyond the myths, misinformation, and misrepresentation 

• Session 20: Creative connections: engaging new audiences

Theme 7 (Parallel to Theme 6): Solution ideation, innovation, and introspection 

• Session 21: Lessons learnt: getting past Groundhog Day

• Session 22: Applying the precision medicine paradigm to AMR

• Session 23: Planning for the pitfalls – needs and networks for AMR solution startups (workshop)
  

Theme 8 (Parallel to Theme 9): Funding, Financing, and Foreign Aid

• Session 24: Geopolitical tensions: the fuel to the AMR fire
• Session 25: Making and shaping a market: the role of philanthropy
• Session 26: A to V: finding the right accelerator and VC
• Session 27: The pros and cons of public-private partnerships

Theme 9 (Parallel to Theme 8): Early education

• Session 28: Fleming Initiative Education Convening Process: Harnessing the power of global expertise
• Session 29: AMR across curricula and countries

Theme 10: Evidence, Equity, and Economics

• Session 30: Economic assessments of the interventions and impact of AMR on animal health
  
• Session 31: Clinical consistency to ensure robust real-world evidence for AMR solutions
• Session 32: Antimicrobials: why less is more
• Session 33: The role and reality of achieving optimal AMS around the world

Theme 11: Powering Progress on AMR

• Session 34: Lessons in AMR
• Session 35: Talking about Traiblazers
• Session 36: Developing future leaders: education, equality, and advocacy
• Session 37: Political power vs people power: who has more pull?

The Summit is designed around four concepts, each crafted to increase coordination, collaboration and catalyse action:

• Convening: Explore current challenges, celebrate successes, and illuminate critical issues in meeting the objectives and targets of the political declaration.
• Action: Forge new networks and projects, and connect information to decision-making.
• Creating: Develop novel ideas and concepts that could mitigate the financial and investment challenges to deliver real-world One Health outcomes. Share and explore communication approaches to develop targeted context-specific messaging, campaigns and educational material for the region.
• Future: Map scalable approaches and plan transformative outcomes that could be scaled for greater success and impact.