JAMREYE – The AMR surveillance dashboard
This dashboard presents information on current national microbiological AMR surveillance in the 30 partner countries of the EU-JAMRAI 2 consortium.
It is designed as a resource for both national and international AMR experts and policymakers who seek to better understand how AMR surveillance is conducted across Europe.
As a key analytical tool within the JAMRAI partnership, the dashboard supports ongoing efforts to strengthen and expand surveillance systems. Specifically, it can be used to:
- Identify gaps in national and European AMR surveillance and estimate their extent.
- Highlight priority areas for further development.
- Explore opportunities to expand surveillance and assess the expected quality of data from such efforts.
- Determine national needs for capacity strengthening.
Key Indicators Displayed
The dashboard includes indicators from the 2023 EU Council Recommendation on AMR, such as:
Notifiable resistant pathogens (Indicator 5.b): Under “National Surveillance”, you can see which AMR pathogens are subject to mandatory, voluntary, or no surveillance—depending on the culture material used.
Mandatory
Voluntary
No Surveillance
Guidelines for treatment of common infections (Indicators 11.a and supporting 13): Under “National Guidelines”, you can view which countries have national empiric treatment guidance for common infections.
Yes
No
Do not know
A Living Project
The dashboard is an ongoing development project. We are continuously working to improve both the content and the visualisation. While the focus is not on presenting AMR data itself, the dashboard adds value by mapping the surveillance structures and systems behind the data—how it is collected, organised, and used in each country. It complements existing efforts by ECDC, WHO, and the European Reference Laboratory for AMR (EURL-PH-AMR).
Throughout the timescale of the EU-JAMRAI-2 project, we intend to continuously update the progress of national surveillance systems.
Additional Information
The information presented in the dashboard was gathered via a structured questionnaire conducted during Winter/Spring 2025.
See the questionnaire here.