ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance

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ReAct - Action on Antibiotic Resistance ReAct is an independent global network for concerted action on antibiotic resistance. Privacy policy: https://www.reactgroup.org/about-us/reacts-privacy-policy/

📘 New release! ReAct's new Strategic Plan 2027–2030: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance in an Era of Polycrisis. Antibioti...
13/10/2026

📘 New release! ReAct's new Strategic Plan 2027–2030: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance in an Era of Polycrisis.

Antibiotic resistance does not happen in isolation. It is closely linked to many of the major challenges of our time, including climate change, inequality, debt, and conflict.

Our new strategy sets out how ReAct will work with communities, civil society organizations, policy makers, and other partners around the world to address antibiotic resistance in a changing and increasingly complex global context.

Together, we can build stronger, more sustainable responses that protect effective antibiotics for current and future generations.

Read the plan here: https://www.reactgroup.org/news-and-views/news-and-opinions/year-2026/new-react-strategic-plan-2027-2030-addressing-antibiotic-resistance-in-an-era-of-polycrisis/

08/10/2026

đŸŽ—ïž Imagine surviving cancer, only to face an infection that antibiotics can no longer treat.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, let's remember: protecting antibiotics is an important part of protecting cancer patients.

Together, we can help keep cancer care safe. 💙

Curious about ReAct’s work? 😊 Our 2025 Impact Report highlights ReAct's work across regions, from community engagement a...
05/10/2026

Curious about ReAct’s work? 😊

Our 2025 Impact Report highlights ReAct's work across regions, from community engagement and awareness raising to policy dialogue and capacity strengthening.

Some examples from 2025:

🇼🇳 India: Supported women-led community groups in Delhi to raise awareness of antibiotic resistance.

đŸ‡ș🇩 Ukraine: Helped deliver online infection prevention training that reached around 2,000 healthcare professionals.

🇿đŸ‡Č Zambia: Supported the establishment of the country’s first Parliamentary Caucus on AMR.

🇧🇮 Bolivia: Worked with community networks and policymakers to support discussions on AMR and food safety policy.

Last year also marks 20 years of ReAct working towards sustainable access to effective antibiotics and a world free from untreatable infections. 🌟

Read the full report 👇

https://www.reactgroup.org/news-and-views/news-and-opinions/year-2026/reacts-2025-impact-report-from-grassroots-action-to-global-forums/

28/09/2026

Sweden:
Pernilla's 8-day old daughter died from sepsis – caused by resistant bacteria Klebsiella. 💔

Read about the family's story in an interview with the mother, Pernilla. ❀

Find link to full interview in the first comment.

How do we move from AMR commitments to action?At the ReAct Africa Annual AMR Conference 2026 in Lusaka, participants fro...
26/09/2026

How do we move from AMR commitments to action?

At the ReAct Africa Annual AMR Conference 2026 in Lusaka, participants from across Africa and beyond explored how locally led, people-centred solutions can become part of routine systems and institutions.

As a global network with four regional nodes in Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and Latin America, ReAct connects experiences and action across regions.

Read our six key takeaways from the conference. 👇

https://www.reactgroup.org/news-and-views/news-and-opinions/year-2026/six-key-takeaways-from-react-africa-annual-amr-conference-2026/

Healthcare recovery and partnership focus in Kiev, UkraineIt was a privilege for ReAct to be part of the Swedish delegat...
18/09/2026

Healthcare recovery and partnership focus in Kiev, Ukraine

It was a privilege for ReAct to be part of the Swedish delegation to Ukraine ReHealth 2026, organised by Swecare a few weeks ago.

The conference brought together government representatives, healthcare institutions, international partners and private sector actors to discuss the recovery and modernization of Ukraine's healthcare system.

Alongside the conference, we had valuable meetings with national health agencies, healthcare institutions and procurement stakeholders, and discussed potential future collaboration on antibiotic resistance with hospital leaders across the country.

We look forward to continued discussions and collaborations!

Over the past year, ReAct Asia Pacific has been working to connect public health research with community realities in Ja...
17/09/2026

Over the past year, ReAct Asia Pacific has been working to connect public health research with community realities in Jahangirpuri, India.

Through training sessions using visual and video-based learning methods, fieldwork, and conversations with community members in Jahangirpuri and Azadpur, India, we explored how people navigate healthcare in their everyday lives.

These insights helped shape a participatory AMR awareness board game, complete with cards, dice and a rulebook, designed to make conversations about antibiotics and antimicrobial resistance more accessible, engaging and relevant.

Bringing together research, community engagement and creative design, the project reflects the value of learning from communities and co-creating solutions with them.

This is one example of the diverse work taking place across ReAct's nodes in Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and Latin America, all working towards a world free from untreatable infections.

💬 How do you engage communities on AMR where you work?

Advancing AMR action through youth leadershipYoung people are playing an increasingly important role in addressing antib...
09/09/2026

Advancing AMR action through youth leadership

Young people are playing an increasingly important role in addressing antibiotic resistance in their universities and communities.

Recently, the ReAct Africa Network brought together 62 students from Eden University and LAMU (Lusaka Apex Medical University) for an AMR Trivia Competition focused on antibiotic resistance, stewardship, infection prevention and control, One Health, and public health.

The event provided an opportunity for learning, collaboration and knowledge exchange across institutions, while also highlighting the growing role of One Health AMR Clubs in driving student-led action.

As Ms Lillian Mana, Matron of the Eden University One Health AMR Club, noted:

"The One Health AMR Club has progressed from awareness creation on campus to community engagement activities, demonstrating that students are taking ownership of the AMR agenda and becoming agents of change within their communities."

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