Become a member

Become a member of the AMR Multi-Stakeholder Partnership Platform to share, upscale and amplify your work on AMR. Platform membership is open to all of the following:

• civil society organizations and networks
• academic and research organizations
• private-sector entities
• governments
• United Nations entities and specialized agencies
• intergovernmental global and regional organizations
• international and regional financial institutions and philanthropic donors

The application process is easy, and the application form can be completed online. Once you have submitted your application for membership, it will be reviewed by the Platform Coordinating Team, who will get back to you in due course.

Being a member of the Partnership Platform gives you the opportunity to:

• contribute to forging consensus among a broad range of public- and private-sector stakeholders to advocate for and generate concrete actions on AMR;
• contribute to, be part of and implement a shared global vision for tackling AMR through a One Health approach at all levels (country, regional, and global);
• propose and lead actions to enhance the One Health response to AMR at all levels in areas of priority and common interest;
• raise collective awareness of the importance of increasing engagement and investment in combating AMR through a One Health approach;
• share and gain knowledge of the challenges and opportunities to address AMR and network among the One Health sectors and stakeholders.

If you would like to learn more about becoming a Platform member, please read the Platform’s operational documents (terms of reference and operational rules).

If you have questions, please contact: [email protected]; 

Join a network of like-minded actors through Action Groups

The Platform’s Action Groups are coalitions of stakeholders from various sectors and disciplines across the One Health spectrum, eager to collaborate on specific priorities and areas of interest on AMR. Any Member of the Platform can propose an Action Group at any time. Up to five Action Groups will be established in the first year of the Platform. These Action Groups will be defined jointly following extensive consultation with stakeholders across the Platform.

Action Groups are self-organized and self-paced groups that aim to propose activities, establish targets and set ambitious priorities for tackling AMR, reflected in a workplan on which they will report to the Platform Plenary and Steering Committee.  

Within Action Groups, Platform Members will:

• share knowledge and data from their specific area of expertise;
• propose actions that would contribute to GAP and NAP implementation;
• forge partnerships and build networks;
• develop and provide documentation, data and other evidence requested by the Steering Committee, the Coordinating Team and/or the Plenary.

If you would like to learn more about the Action Groups and are interested in submitting an Action Group proposal, please see the Platform’s operational documents (terms of reference and operational rules). If you have questions, please contact: [email protected];