Horizon Europe · One Health · AMR
Connecting Research, Policy & Administration on AMR
A platform for collaboration on antimicrobial resistance strategies, bringing together evidence, tools and stakeholders across Europe and beyond.
About SURE-AMR
SURE-AMR is a Horizon Europe project that brings together 5 partner organisations from 5 European countries to strengthen the research and innovation capacity of the Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics (IMBG) in Ukraine, while raising awareness and fostering collaboration on antimicrobial resistance through a One Health approach.
The Platform
Whether you are a scientist, a policy professional or a public health authority, SURE-AMR offers resources, networks and tools adapted to your needs, helping you connect with experts, access knowledge, share best practices and contribute to effective AMR solutions across Europe and beyond.
“IMBG bridges research excellence, science-policy dialogue and international cooperation to advance evidence-based action on AMR under the One Health paradigm.”
The coordination behind SURE-AMR
The Institute of Molecular Biology and Genetics (IMBG) of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, based in Kyiv, is one of Ukraine’s leading research institutions in molecular biology, genetics and biotechnology. IMBG coordinates the SURE-AMR project and leads its scientific strategy on antimicrobial resistance.
Our work supports Ukraine’s national response to AMR and promotes a One Health approach, integrating human, animal and environmental health perspectives into a unified research and policy framework.
What is IMBG doing on AMR?
- AMR surveillance across human, animal & environmental settings
- Research on resistance mechanisms & molecular epidemiology
- Development of diagnostics & new therapeutic strategies
- Training and capacity building for health professionals
- Science-policy interface and national AMR action plan support
- International cooperation with WHO, EU agencies & networks
Get in touch with IMBG
- [IMBG contact email]
- sure-amr.eu
- Kyiv, Ukraine
A platform for all AMR actors
Whether you are a scientist, a policy professional or a public health authority, SURE-AMR offers resources, networks and tools adapted to your needs.
Researchers
Supporting evidence-based AMR research. Access scientific outputs, datasets, methodologies and opportunities to join the SURE-AMR international network.
Policymakers
Developing informed AMR policies. Find evidence syntheses, policy briefs, governance frameworks and tools to strengthen your national AMR action plans.
Public Administrations
Implementing AMR strategies. Access operational guidance, stakeholder engagement tools and governance frameworks for public health authorities.
Knowledge and tools for AMR action
Project outputs, practical resources and training materials for researchers, policymakers and health professionals.
Handbook
Mitigation: innovative solutions for reducing AMR emissions
This handbook addresses the high burden of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) present in hospital wastewater and the lack of effective mitigation strategies prior to its release into the environment.
Handbook
Analysis: whole-genome sequencing (WGS)
This handbook responds to the urgent need for advanced epidemiological research to effectively counteract the spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Ukraine.
Handbook
Analysis: low-cost qPCR protocols for early AMR detection
This handbook addresses the pressing challenge of the lack of economically viable and routinely applicable diagnostic tools for identifying antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) across diverse environments.
Handbook
Prevention: surveillance methodologies
This handbook addresses the urgent challenge of improving the efficiency of surveillance measures to prevent and control the alarming rise of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in hospitals and other environments in Ukraine.
Policy brief
Spreading Excellence Roadmap
The flagship strategic output of SURE-AMR: a roadmap for strengthening AMR research and innovation capacities across Europe and neighbourhood countries, with concrete recommendations for institutions, funders and policymakers.
MOOC
AMR and One Health: open online courses
Free, open-access courses with modules on AMR mechanisms, surveillance, policy and clinical practice. Available to all audiences, no prerequisites required.
Interviews
Artem Horbachevskyi: “The SURE-AMR project addresses challenges that are essential for Ukraine”
Ada Domingo: “Scientific diplomacy and cooperation are key to the reconstruction of a country in a context of war”
Cihan Papan: “One of the main outcomes of the project is the collaborative network that has been built”
Join the SURE-AMR Community
Get involved in advancing evidence-based AMR strategies. Whether you are a researcher, policymaker or public health professional, your engagement strengthens the One Health response to AMR.
Join the Platform
Become part of the SURE-AMR community of researchers, policymakers and public administrations working on AMR.
