The European project ROADMAP fosters transitions towards prudent antimicrobial use (AMU) in animal production.
ROADMAP sets up innovative approaches within a transdisciplinary and multi-actor perspective to engage with animal health professionals, stakeholders and policy-makers.
It analyses the socio-economic drivers of AMU, develops tailored strategies for change and proposes transition scenarios in diverse farm animal production systems in Europe and low and middle income countries.
ROADMAP sets up innovative approaches within a transdisciplinary and multi-actor perspective to engage with animal health professionals, stakeholders and policy-makers.
It analyses the socio-economic drivers of AMU, develops tailored strategies for change and proposes transition scenarios in diverse farm animal production systems in Europe and low and middle income countries.
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SAVE THE DATE! – ROADMAP FINAL EVENTOver the years, the ROADMAP project has embarked on the arduous task of investigating the reduction of antimicrobial use in livestock.
It feels like yesterday that we launched the project to the world, but it has been almost 4 years full of meetings, talks, gatherings and sharing. To round off this time, we would love to invite you to our final event, which will take place on the 25th and 26th April at the University Foundation in Brussels, Belgium. Hit the ROADMAP! ArMoR Final event Is almost here!08-02-2023
As part of the 7 EU Research projects involved in this cluster, we would like to invite you to an event where science and the private sector will discuss and put in common strategies and experiences on the reduction of antimicrobial use in livestock.
Remember that you can attend both in person or online. Don't forget to register if you haven't done it yet!
NEW ROADMAP VIDEO SERIES:
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Contact
Project Coordinator
Nicolas Fortané INRAE nicolas.fortane[at]inrae.fr |
Project Manager
Floriana-Alina Pondichie INRAE Transfert floriana-alina.pondichie[at]inrae.fr |
Communication & Dissemination
Noraly van Hemert EFFAB noraly.vanhemert[at]effab.info |
For general inquiries, contact: roadmap.communication@gmail.com