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T1 Implementing the Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance - Second Quadripartite Biennial Report
A1 United Nations Environment Programme, 
A1 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 
A1 World Health Organization, 
A1 World Organisation for Animal Health, 
A2 Kara, Ozge
A2 Hanna, Nada
A2 Balachandran, Anand
A2 Dobreva, Zlatina
A2 Prakash, Pravarsha
A2 Soko, Yohane
A2 Naqshbandi, Ahmed Sinan Hasan Al
A2 Bullon, Carmen
A2 Choi, Myoengsin
A2 Garcia, Alejandro Dorado
A2 Gourlaouen, Morgane
A2 Kabali, Emmanuel
A2 Kim, Jieun
A2 Latronico, Francesca
A2 Mouille, Beatrice
A2 Navarrete, Andres
A2 Song, Junxia
A2 Wu, Nicole Yue
A2 Echeverria, Aitziber
A2 Schulze, Victor Hugo Estellano
A2 Bertagnolio, Silvia
A2 Cameron, Alexandra
A2 Dean, Anna
A2 Escher, Martina
A2 Huttner, Benedikt
A2 Mathew, Philip
A2 Melles-Brewer, Mimi
A2 Mosissa, Diriba
A2 Nyemazi, Jean Pierre
A2 Samson, Kefas
A2 Tolba, Sara
A2 Auguet, Olga Tosas
A2 Tong, Deborah
A2 Campos, Andrés García
A2 Davies, Ben
A2 Gochez, Delfy
A2 Jeannin, Morgan
A2 Marcos, Javier Yugueros
A2 Mateo, Dante
A2 Mateus, Ana
SN 978-92-807-4278-7
YR 2026
FD 2026-05
LK https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/49500
UL https://wedocs.unep.org/handle/20.500.11822/49500
NO Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remains a growing threat to human health, animal health, agriculture, food production and ecosystems worldwide. Recent evidence shows that bacterial AMR was associated with an estimated 4.71 million deaths in 2021 and directly attributed to 1.14 million deaths. Cumulative forecasts for the period 2025–2050 suggest that 39.1 million deaths will be attributable to AMR and 169 million deaths associated with AMR. The economic impact is also significant: estimates suggest that treating drug-resistant bacterial infections could cost up to 412 billion dollars annually, with an additional 443 billion in workforce and productivity losses projected over the next decade. The impacts of bacterial AMR are projected to cause animal production losses of 953 billion dollars by 2050. This is the second biennial progress report jointly produced by the quadripartite. Exceptionally, the report is based on data for 2022–2024 to align it with future biennial reporting. It provides a summary of progress made in addressing AMR during 2022–2024 and highlights areas of progress or challenges in implementation of AMR national action plans (NAPs), derived from analysis of data from the annual Tracking AMR Country Self-assessment Survey (TrACSS).
DS UN Environment Document Repository
RD Sep 18, 2026