International conference on ‘Antimicrobial Resistance: Global Prospects in One Health Approach and Community Engagement’

Devsuits supported HERD International to organise a 3-day international conference on antimicrobial resistance on 26-28 June 2019 in Kathmandu. The event had more than 150 participants from 13 countries and from the Government of Nepal. The event was supported by University of Leeds, GCRF, Arts and Humanities Research Council and Changing the Story. Role of devsuits in the management of the event included stage preparation, LED screen installation, designing and preparation of photowalls, backdrop, entrance gate, signature board, branding, design and supply of stationery, managing the registration desk, simultaneous interpretation, audio-visual documentation, instant photo printing and more.

International conference on ‘Antimicrobial Resistance: Global Prospects in One Health Approach and Community Engagement’

Project Background

The International Conference on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) brought together a diverse group of over 150 participants from 13 countries, including representatives from the Government of Nepal. The conference focused on the global prospects and challenges of antimicrobial resistance through a One Health approach and emphasized the importance of community engagement in tackling this pressing issue.

Objectives

The conference aims to advance global knowledge and collaboration on antimicrobial resistance (AMR), highlight community engagement and policy development, and showcase innovations while building participant capacity.

Advance Global Understanding and Collaboration

Enhance awareness of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by uniting experts and stakeholders to discuss research and the One Health approach, fostering international collaboration to address AMR comprehensively.

Strengthen Community Engagement and Policy

Highlight the importance of community involvement in AMR prevention and develop actionable recommendations for policymakers to improve AMR-related policies and practices.

Showcase Innovations and Build Capacity

Present the latest advancements in AMR detection and management, and provide training and resources to participants to strengthen their ability to tackle AMR effectively.

Activities

Expert Panels and Keynote Speeches

Host sessions with leading experts and keynote speakers to present cutting-edge research and insights on antimicrobial resistance, fostering knowledge exchange and discussion.

Workshops and Training Sessions

Conduct hands-on workshops and training sessions focused on practical strategies for AMR management, community engagement, and policy development.

Networking Events and Roundtables

Organize networking events and roundtable discussions to facilitate collaboration among participants, enabling them to share experiences, form partnerships, and develop actionable solutions.