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EU funded research and innovation on veterinary aspects of the fight against antimicrobial resistance
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EU funded research and innovation on veterinary aspects of the fight against antimicrobial resistance

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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a critical challenge for public health, agriculture, and the environment. In the European Union (EU), AMR is estimated to cause over 35,000 human deaths per year and carries an annual economic burden of €1.5 billion. While the role of antimicrobial use (AMU) in livestock in driving AMR is well recognised, its quantitative contribution remains incompletely understood. The European Commission has prioritised AMR as part of its Green Deal, the Farm-to-Fork Strategy, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the EU One Health Action Plan Against AMR, and the 2023 Council Recommendation on stepping up EU actions to combat AMR. This report presents an independent analysis of the contribution of EU-funded research and innovation (R&I) projects addressing veterinary aspects of AMR. It focuses on 52 Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, COST Actions, European Partnerships (EUPAHW, One Health EJP, JPI-EC-AMR), ERA-NET (ICRAD), COST Action, and MSCA-ITN-ETN (European Training Networks), examining how they advance knowledge, deliver practical innovations, and align with EU policy objectives. The analysis explicitly includes projects addressing bacterial, viral, protozoan, and parasitic AMR, including indirect contributors such as vaccines and biosecurity interventions, but it excludes work focused solely on general animal welfare or broader epidemiological studies without AMR relevance. The purpose of this analysis is to assess the outcomes, impacts, gaps, and success stories within the veterinary AMR R&I portfolio. It aims to identify how these projects contribute to EU policy goals, where their alignment is strongest or weakest.
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ISBN 978-92-68-32829-3
DOI 10.2762/1663813
Numero di catalogo KF-01-25-049-EN-N
ISBN 978-92-68-32830-9
DOI 10.2762/2567303
Numero di catalogo KF-01-25-049-EN-C
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-68-32829-3 DOI 10.2762/1663813 Numero di catalogo KF-01-25-049-EN-N
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ISSN ISBN 978-92-68-32830-9 DOI 10.2762/2567303 Numero di catalogo KF-01-25-049-EN-C
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