Impact Snapshot 2025

Since the 2017 global call to action, the Hub has strengthened global cooperation in antimicrobial resistance (AMR) research and development by reducing duplication and improving the efficient allocation of resources. It has built a comprehensive knowledge base across push and pull incentives, fostered collaboration through working groups, member engagement, and policy outputs, and advocated for AMR action at the highest political levels, including the G20 and G7.

Its flagship Dynamic Dashboard is the world’s most comprehensive database on public and philanthropic AMR R&D investments, covering more than 18,100 projects valued at USD 17.4 billion, alongside WHO pipeline data on antibacterials and bacterial vaccines and a global overview of incentive mechanisms. Additional impact is driven through dedicated working groups on One Health AMR and pull incentives, supported by active contributions from members, observers, and stakeholders.