RAISE AWARENESS
The second European Joint Action on Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare-Associated Infections (EU-JAMRAI2) is dedicated to a multifaceted approach aimed at combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR) across Europe. Our objectives encompass raising awareness and understanding of AMR throughout the continent, ensuring that individuals and communities are informed and empowered to address this critical issue. Moreover, we strive to provide continuity and encourage the wider adoption of policy recommendations established during EU-JAMRAI 1, fostering a cohesive and sustainable response to AMR. By promoting best practices and facilitating knowledge-sharing, we aim to make Europe a model region in the fight against AMR. Additionally, our efforts extend to raising awareness of the importance of prudent antimicrobial consumption in the human and animal health, and in the environment, underscoring the interconnectedness of these domains in mitigating the threat of AMR and safeguarding public health.
CAMPAIGNS
Sketching Antimicrobial Resistance
This campaign is an invitation to look closer: to discover the beauty of a balanced microbial world and the power we hold to preserve it.
“Sketching Antimicrobial Resistance” gathers 30 illustrators from 30 different European countries to raise awareness on AMR, combining art and science. Each illustration and message tells a piece of this shared story, one that belongs to all of us: the importance of preserving antimicrobials.
#AMRArtMemes
AMR Art & Memes is a digital campaign to raise awareness and share key messages on Antimicrobial Resistance through social media, based on famous art pictures and with a humorous tone.
AMR and its impact in the food supply chain
EU-JAMRAI 2 has collaborated with the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) to develop supporting materials that raise awareness of the impact of AMR in the food supply chain and highlight the essential role of veterinary services.
Protect our pets. Protect us. Use antibiotics responsibly
EU-JAMRAI 2 has collaborated with the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) and the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA), developing supporting materials for pet owners to help them understand why they should care about AMR and what they can do to contain it, protect their pets, and themselves.





