Multi-Sectoral AMR Data Sharing System
The TADAS Sandpit project was funded under the COHESA project. The project Capacitating One Health in Eastern and Southern Africa (COHESA) is co-funded by the OACPS Research and Innovation Programme, a Programme Implemented by the Organization of Africa, Caribbean and Pacific states (OACPS) with the financial support of the European Union.
The TADAs Sandpit project aims to develop a multisectoral data capturing, analysis and reporting platform to integrate AMR data from human, animal and environmental laboratories so as to enable the country to fulfil its goal of establishing the national AMR surveillance network that can provide quality data to further inform policies and clinical practices.
One Health Surveillance Pillars
Connecting data streams across sectors to provide a complete understanding of antimicrobial resistance.
Human Data
Collecting and sharing comprehensive animal, human, and environmental data is essential in the global fight against AMR, supporting prevention efforts across all sectors.
Animal Data
In LMICs, gathering and sharing data from animal, human, and environmental sectors is crucial for understanding AMR drivers and developing targeted, cost-effective strategies to address it.
Environmental Data
By combining data from these three sectors, it is possible to develop a more integrated and effective strategy to combat AMR, protecting health across species and ecosystems.
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