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ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance

🇪🇺 SWEDENRegistered 30/01 staff
Disclosed budget
€1,902,222
Meetings 12mo
0
Policy files
0
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Recent meetings

DateCommissioner / CabinetTopicFile
29 Jun 2020
Anne Bucher
Director-General
IMI project ENABLE; explore opportunities on areas of work under crosborder health threats and health systems strenghtening; AMR
29 Jun 2020
Anne Bucher
Director-General
IMI project ENABLE; explore opportunities on areas of work under crosborder health threats and health systems strenghtening; AMRSRC
04 Mar 2020
Annukka Ojala
Cabinet member
Antimicrobial Resistance
04 Mar 2020
Anne Bucher
Director-General
discuss core priorities of ReAct as well as initiatives in the area of AMR
04 Mar 2020
Annukka Ojala
Cabinet member
Antimicrobial ResistanceSRC
04 Mar 2020
Anne Bucher
Director-General
discuss core priorities of ReAct as well as initiatives in the area of AMRSRC
02 Mar 2020
Renaud Savignat
Cabinet member
Discussion on anti-microbial resistance.SRC
02 Mar 2020
Renaud Savignat
Cabinet member
Discussion on anti-microbial resistance.
11 Sept 2017
Vytenis Andriukaitis
Commissioner
Antimicrobial resistance, availability of antibiotics
11 Sept 2017
Vytenis Andriukaitis
Commissioner
Antimicrobial resistance, availability of antibioticsSRC

Mission & Goals

Founded in 2005 as an international network, ReAct works to increase policymaker awareness of antibiotic resistance and its drivers. ReAct works as a global catalyst to stimulate global engagement on antibiotic resistance by collaborating with a broad range of organisations, individuals and stakeholders. Hosted by Uppsala University, but with regional offices based in Ecuador, Zambia and India, ReAct works in multidisciplinary teams, which includes microbiologists, physicians, veterinarians, communication and policy experts and global health specialists. Our vision is to see a world free from fear of untreatable infections and we believe that change towards this vision will require the engagement and inclusion of social movements, civil society, academia and policy makers from all countries. ReAct works across disciplines to identify and promote best practices, innovative and ecologically grounded solutions to contain antibiotic resistance that contribute to health for all.

EU Legislative Interests

The EU AMR Action plan, health R&D funding and incentives for antibiotic development, global health policies, and development policies, SDGs, revision of the Pharmaceutical legislation, Critical medicines act, HERA's policy focus.

Communication Activities

Online meetings and email exchange with EU parliament and the Commission.

Interests Represented

Does not represent commercial interests

Member Of

ReAct in Europe is hosted by Uppsala University https://www.medsci.uu.se/react-eng/ ReAct is a member of the AMR Multi-stakeholder Partnership Platform (MSPP) https://www.fao.org/antimicrobial-resistance/quadripartite/the-platform/en/

Additional Information

ReAct has several smaller contributions from Swedish public and private institutions that individually do not exceed 10% of the total budget.