AMRweek 2021

Public Engagement program on Primary Health Center - Lele

WAAW ( World Antimicrobial Awareness Week) aims to increase awareness of global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and to encourage best practices among general public, health workers and policy makers to avoid the further emergence and spread of drug resistant infections.

"AMR WEEK 2021"
"Spread awareness Stop Resistance"
"GO BLUE AS A WORKPLACE (OUCRU-NP)"

This year "Go Blue" - despite being a leading global public health threat, many policymakers, professional, and the general public often remain largely unaware of AMR. In an effort to improve global visibility of this health priority, individuals, communities and organisations are invited to join a colour campaign to build awareness of AMR and the medicine we must collectively preserve.

FLYER COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL

Be a part of this awareness campaign.
Share your Knowledge with the imply of creative.
Slogan of AMR 2021 - Spread awareness , Stop Resistance
( All the criteria of the competition are mentioned below.)
So lets get together, raise our voice for this campaign

"AMR WEEK 2021"
"Spread awareness Stop Resistance"
"GO BLUE AS A WORKPLACE (OUCRU-NP)"

This year "Go Blue" - despite being a leading global public health threat, many policymakers, professional, and the general public often remain largely unaware of AMR. In an effort to improve global visibility of this health priority, individuals, communities and organisations are invited to join a colour campaign to build awareness of AMR and the medicine we must collectively preserve.

Winners of Slogan Writing Competition.

Please do watch it...


https://youtu.be/ZKJXvyyvH8A

Youth Against Antimicrobial Resistance Associate Professor Dr. Abhilasha Karkey interacts with children and young people and answers their questions related to Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). This...

Please do watch it.

Poem on AMR experience from Youth Working Group Swikriti Adhikari, Youth Working Group volunteer has jotted down her AMR experience into a beautiful poem. Her poem: Last month, so sick I got, that I couldn...

On the ocasion of World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2020
We are conducting Slogan Writing Competition

Rules:

-Slogan should be in Nepali language.
- It should be related to the WHO 2020 theme "United to preserve Antimicrobials"
- Word limit should be 9 to 10 words.
- E-mail your slogan to organizing team via email "[email protected]".

NOTE- Winners name and slogan will be notified through this page.

If any queries please contact
Summita Udas
9849452758