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Antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections make common treatment increasingly unreliable

#00365

People worldwide face bacterial infections that no longer respond to available antibiotics, increasing treatment failure, severe illness, deaths and the risks of routine medical care.

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#00366 Antibiotics are often prescribed, dispensed or used unnecessarily or too broadly
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#00373 Establish antimicrobial stewardship teams with prescribing audit and feedback
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#00275 Sweden
Success
#00276 Finland
Success
#00374 Use WHO AWaRe targets in treatment guidance, formularies and procurement
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#00375 Combine rapid diagnostics with prescribing decision support
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#00277 Vietnam
Partial
#00278 South West England, United Kingdom
Failed
#00376 Use delayed antibiotic prescriptions for appropriate low-risk infections
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#00367 Resistant bacteria spread through healthcare facilities and communities
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#00377 Implement coordinated infection-control and outbreak-containment bundles
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#00279 Israel
Success
#00378 Expand vaccines that prevent infections and antibiotic demand
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#00280 United States
Partial
#00379 Expand safe water, sanitation and hygiene to reduce infections and antibiotic demand
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#00281 Rural Bangladesh
Partial
#00368 Patients lack timely diagnosis and access to effective antibiotics
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#00380 Expand microbiology and antibiotic susceptibility-testing networks
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#00381 Assure affordable access and reliable supply for appropriate antibiotics
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#00369 Antimicrobial use in food production selects and spreads resistant bacteria
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#00382 End antimicrobial growth promotion and routine prophylactic use in food production
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#00282 Denmark
Partial
#00283 China
Success
#00383 Benchmark farm antimicrobial use and require veterinary oversight
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#00284 Netherlands
Partial
#00384 Prevent animal disease through vaccination, biosecurity and improved husbandry
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#00284 Netherlands
Partial
#00370 Antibiotic residues and resistant organisms contaminate water and soil
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#00385 Enforce science-based discharge limits for antibiotic manufacturing
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#00285 India
Failed
#00386 Add validated advanced treatment to high-risk wastewater systems
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#00286 Dübendorf, Switzerland
Partial
#00387 Separate and safely manage antimicrobial-bearing medicines, manure and sludge
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#00371 AMR surveillance and national action remain fragmented and underfunded
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#00388 Build integrated One Health surveillance for antibiotic use and resistance
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#00287 Denmark
Success
#00389 Finance national AMR plans with measurable targets and public reporting
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#00390 Create an independent global evidence and accountability mechanism for AMR
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#00372 The antibiotic development and commercialization system fails to deliver needed treatments
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#00391 Delink antibiotic revenue from sales volume through subscription payments
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#00288 England, United Kingdom
Ongoing
#00392 Fund priority antibacterial products through milestone-based public and nonprofit programmes
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#00393 Develop new antibiotic classes with equitable-access conditions
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#00394 Standardize matched bacteriophage therapy and quality-controlled manufacturing
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#00289 Brussels, Belgium
Failed
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