The composition of the consortium makes it possible to build an interdisciplinary framework that combines different perspectives on AMU from social sciences, economics and animal and veterinary sciences. Research teams of ROADMAP are embedded within interdisciplinary research departments or faculties where social scientists work together with animal scientists. From an academic perspective, ROADMAP benefits from the expertise of leading teams in Europe on research on AMR and animal health. The consortium also includes numerous organizations involved in advisory, applied research and/or innovation and knowledge transfer activities.

INRAE - French National Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment​

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ACTA  - Association de Coordination Technique Agricole

Cirad - French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development​

​CIRAD is an organization working for the sustainable development of tropical and Mediterranean regions. Under the joint authority of the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation and the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, its activities concern the life sciences, social sciences and engineering sciences, applied to agriculture, food, the environment and territorial management. Its work centres on several main topics: food security, climate change, natural resource management, reduction of inequalities and poverty alleviation. CIRAD works with its partners in the global South to generate and pass on new knowledge to support agricultural development. It puts its scientific and institutional expertise at the disposal of policymakers in those countries and global debates on the main issues concerning agriculture. CIRAD has a staff of 1650, including 800 researchers, and run joint operations with more than 100 countries and 200 organizations.
Within ROADMAP, CIRAD is in charge of WP6 on creating Impact from what we have learned, and manages the case studies in Vietnam and Mozambique.
Key personnel

ULIV - The University of Liverpool

The University of Liverpool’s Institute of Infection and Global Health is an international centre of excellence dedicated to improving the health and well-being of humans and animals. The Institute is at the forefront of food systems research, leading the University’s Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Food Systems (https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/centre-for-sustainable-food-systems/) and is part of the N8 Agrifood programme (http://www.n8research.org.uk).
Within ROADMAP, University of Liverpool is leading Work Package 5, which assesses the economic cost and feasibility of changing antimicrobial usage across the various case study contexts.
Relevant projects of ULIV
- Global Burden of Animal Disease Programme, a global effort to map the losses caused by poor health in livestock populations, supported by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and DfID UK (https://animalhealthmetrics.org).
- Vietnamese Platform for Antimicrobial Reduction in Chicken production (VIPARC) funded by the Wellcome Trust (http://viparc.org).
- Drivers for AMR in Poultry in India (DARPI) a Newton Funded project through RCUK and DBT in India (https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/infection-and-global-health/research/darpi/).
- Mapping the patterns and drivers of antibiotic use and environmental resistance in the Argentine beef industry funded by CONICET and BBSRC.
- Exploring the social and economics drivers for antibiotic use in small commercial livestock systems in Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand funded by the FAO. 
​Key personnel

Prof. Jonathan Rushton - N8 Agrifood Professor of Animal Health and Food Systems Economics Director of the University of Liverpool’s Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Food Systems

Dr. Lucy Coyne - Research Associate

Dr. William Gilbert - Research Associate

CU - Cardiff University

HUT - ​The James Hutton Institute

UNIBO - ​Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna

UNIBO is a key performer of the Italian agri-food research and has successfully participated in approximately 80 bio-economy sector projects funded by the FP7 and H2020 programmes, as well as in many relevant international networks. UNIBO participates in ROADMAP with the Department of Agricultural and Food Science (DISTAL), a multidisciplinary department developing research and teaching activities in all main areas of agricultural and food sciences. Agricultural Economics, Animal Sciences, and the Food Safety Lab are the DISTAL research units involved in ROADMAP, respectively working on animal health economics and One Health evaluations, animal rearing, nutrition and genetics, and control strategies against foodborne pathogens and related antimicrobial resistance.
In ROADMAP, UNIBO leads the Pillar 1, analysing the antimicrobial decision-systems in livestock production to identify the main drivers of antimicrobial use, and the WP1, assessing the levels of antimicrobial use in animal farming and investigating stakeholders’ behaviours and relationships within the food-supply chain, the animal health system, and the regulatory frameworks. UNIBO also develops 3 case studies on pig conventional and labelled production, and industrial poultry farming in Italy.
Relevant projects of UNIBO
• COST Actions: “Network for the Evaluation of One Health – NEOH” (Vice-Chair); “European network on the factors affecting the gastro-intestinal microbial balance and the impact on the health status of pigs – PiGutNet” (Chair);  
• H2020: “Controlling mIcRobiomes CircuLations for bEtter food Systems – CIRCLES” (Partner); “Collaborative Management Platform for detection and Analyses of (Re-)emerging and foodborne outbreaks in Europe – COMPARE” (Partner);  
• Marie Sklodowska-Curie: “Applied phenomics to identify biomarkers in pigs for new concepts in precision livestock farming - MARKTHEPIG” (2016-2018);  
• PRIMA: “Innovative Bio-interventions and Risk Modelling Approaches for Ensuring Microbial Safety and Quality of Mediterranean Artisanal Fermented Foods” Partner;  
•Emilia-Romagna Regional Rural Development Plan: “Definition of risk analysis and farm assistance to improve animal welfare and reduce antibiotic use in the production of heavy pigs – WELLDONEPIG”
• FP7-FP6-FP5: “Selection and improving of fit-for-purpose sampling procedures for specific foods and risks – BASELINE”; “Interplay of microbiota and gut function in the developing pig – Innovative avenues towards sustainable animal production – INTERPLAY”; “Decision Support Tools to ensure safe, tasty and nutritious Advanced Ready-To-Eat foods for healthy and vulnerable Consumers – STARTEC”; “Development of natural altenatives to anti-microbials for the control of pig health and promotion of performance - FEED FOR PIG HEALTH”; “Reducing Egg Susceptibility to Contaminations in Avian Production in Europe – RESCAPE”; “Improved physiological, immunological and molecular tools for the recovery and identification of emerging campylobacteriaceae in the food and water chain – CAMPYCHECK”; “Control of the intestinal flora ecology in poultry for ensuring the products safety for human consumers – POULTRYFLORGUT”;  
• DG SANCO: Tender SANCO/2004/E2/019 “Study on the socio-economic implications of different aspects of farming weaners and pigs kept for fattening”. ​
Key personnel

Massimo Canali (Senior Researcher of Agricultural Economics – UNIBO Research Unit Coordinator)

Maurizio Aragrande (Associate Professor of Agricultural Economics)

Paolo Bosi (Full Professor on Animal Nutrition)

Diana Luise (Post-Doctorate on Livestock Production Science)

Gerardo Manfreda (Full Professor of Food Inspection and Hygiene)

Frédérique Pasquali (Antimicrobial Resistance Expert)

Costanza Romanelli (Researcher - Food Safety)

Paolo Trevisi (Associate Professor on Livestock production science)

AU - Aarhus Universitet

EV ILVO - RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FOOD

FiBL - ​ Research Institute of Organic Agriculture

WR - ​Stichting Wageningen Research

​‘To explore the potential of nature to improve the quality of life’ is the mission of Wageningen University & Research. Wageningen Livestock Research (WLR) is part of WUR. WLR, ‘Partner in Livestock Innovations’, We make a difference in the animal domain by developing new knowledge with an impact in Society, Science and Economy. WLR has approximately 200 employees, and enjoys a top position internationally in scientific research into livestock systems and nutrition, genetics, welfare, health and environmental impact of farm animals. WLR has a large Animal Welfare and Health department, consisting of about 41 scientists and technicians, including several applied ethologists, stress physiologists and veterinarians. The department’s activities consist mainly of applied scientific research and technology transfer. 
Relevant projects of WR
EU projects: "Disarm" and "Healthy Livestock"
National projects: "Critical success factors for reduction antibiotic usages."
Key personnel
Fleur Hoorweg and Annemarie Rebel 
Others involved: Martien Bokma, Ingrid de Jong, Karin Kreuger

SLU - ​Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

SLU is a world-class international university with research, education and environmental assessment within the sciences for sustainable life. Its principal sites are in Alnarp, Umeå and Uppsala, but activities are also conducted at research stations, experimental parks and educational establishments throughout Sweden. SLU brings together people who have different perspectives, but they all have one and the same goal: to create the best conditions for a sustainable, thriving and better world.
 SLU's role in the ROADMAP project is to use agreed strategies and methodologies to investigate how Swedish animal production and veterinary medicine got to where we are now, the country with the lowest use of antibiotics in animals in the entire EU and a united focus on disease prevention under the parole: “Healthy animals don’t need antibiotics”.
Key personnel

ZLTO - ​Southern Agriculture and Horticulture OrganizatioN

EFFAB - ​European Forum of Farm Animal BreederS

FEUGA - ​Fundacion empresa Universidad Gallega

DGZ - ​Animal Health Care Flanders

IT - INRAE Transfert 

INRAE Transfert is a subsidiary company of INRAE created in 2001 and located in six different locations in France (Paris, Nantes, Clermont-Ferrand, Toulouse, Montpelier and Narbonne). The company is strongly involved in the set-up and management of European research projects funded by the European Commission, and acts as an assistance team to the researchers. INRAE Transfert is a partner in more than 30 European research and innovation projects under the Horizon 2020 programme, covering different aspects such as food, agriculture and the environment.
In ROADMAP, INRAE Transfert contributes to the project management tasks under WP8 - Project management & consortium coordination led by INRAE.
Key personnel

Floriana Pondichie (EU Project Manager)

Elodie Tan (Senior Consultant)