Time is running out
25 November 2019
AMR is perhaps the greatest threat to child survival and health of this generation. This technical note reflects UNICEF’s response to this growing threat and identifies AMR-specific and AMR-sensitive actions in three priority areas: (1) reducing the incidence of infection; (2) promoting access to, and optimal use of, antimicrobial agents; and (3) increasing awareness and understanding of AMR.
Further reading: Unicef
Author(s): Unicef
Effective Surveillance
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