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. 
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LATEST NEWS

MOZAMBICAN DELEGATION OF ROADMAP PROJECT VISITED REUNION ISLAND

25-10-2022
From October 17 to 23, a Mozambican delegation of about ten people was received on Reunion Island (FRANCE). This trip was organized as part of the European Union funded project, H2020 ROADMAP "Rethinking the use of antimicrobials in livestock production systems".
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ROADMAP GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN AMSTERDAM

13-10-2022
From 4-6 October the ROADMAP consortium came together for an additional General Assembly in beautiful Amsterdam. With an excellent view over “Het IJ”, partners discussed, reflected, and made plans for the final months of the project.

Swiss living lab activity 

15-09-2022
More than 80 highly interested farmers and veterinarians joined our Swiss LL Activity, a webinar all around the use of medicinal plants and their potential to reduce antimicrobials on cattle farms.

The webinar was organized by Swiss Calf and Cattle health service together with FiBL and Plantahof (the Agricultural School of the Canton of Grisons). 

infographics on country case studies

02-08-2022
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Example of one of the infographics that you can download
We are happy to introduce you the ROADMAP infographics on country case studies!

During our 3rd ROADMAP Annual Meeting, members and stakeholders discussed their goals and challenges on every country involved in our project and we used the technique of message houses so as to obtain and gather all the information.

Right after, we translated this information into visuals in order to make it easier to convey and analyse. The infographics are ready to download!
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ROADMAP Joins ARMOR Project group

29-07-2022
Within Horizon Results Booster programme (HRB), HealthyLivestock, DISARM, ROADMAP, AVANT and AMRILS H2020 projects have taken the first step towards forming a Project Group named “ArMoR – fighting Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in livestock farming”. This project group is formed based on common features in these projects’ activities and results in this research field. The projects in this group aim to develop a conceptual framework to improve understanding of AMR in livestock systems. With HRB, this project group has created a portfolio of results that are suitable for joint dissemination.

Learn more about ArMoR in our dedicated section in ROADMAP website!

ROADMAP NEWSLETTER ISSUE 4

11-07-2022
We are pleased to share with you the new ROADMAP Newsletter issue! This fourth edition is full of events that we have taken part in: workshops, meetings, working groups... 

In addition, you'll also be able to check out our new graphic materials, videos and much more!

Animal health & Antibiotics network

21-06-2022
ROADMAP project takes over the DISARM Community of Practice group on Facebook, now with a new name:

"Animal Health & Antibiotics Network"

We will continue to grow this network to link together farmers, veterinarians, advisors, industry members and researchers to promote best practice strategies to reduce antibiotic resistance in livestock farming.

For this reason, ROADMAP Stakeholder Community on Facebook will be inactive.

Join us on our journey!

ROADMAP Project has become a member of AMR Stakeholder Network 

13-06-2022
As ROADMAP project, we are pleased to announce to be part of the AMR Stakeholder Network. This organization brings together more than 60 leading organisations and individuals committed to tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) at the national, regional, and European level, covering all dimensions of the ‘One Health’ approach from the World Health Organization.  
ROADMAP’s project coordinator Nicolas Fortané attended AMR Stakeholder Network’s meeting on 18 January 2022 and he presented ROADMAP project to AMR Stakeholder Network members: 

“ROADMAP will contribute to the fight against AMR arising from farmed animal production and a global reduction of AMU and its impact on the environment, animal health and public health”. 
 
We are happy to be a member of this powerful network and we look forward to working together with AMR Stakeholder Network members.

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