Organisations & collaboration
A illustrative ecosystem spanning government, health, research and community partners.
Illustrative operational scenarios; historical laboratory evidence is identified separately. No live surveillance, integrations or AI models are connected.
Network organisations
86
Across 8 categories
Active collaborations
154
illustrative links
Reporting partners
62
Current cycle
Countries represented
11
illustrative network
National Public Health Center — illustrative
Riyadh
Central Care Network — illustrative
National
Gulf Research University — illustrative
Jeddah
Regional Laboratory Alliance — illustrative
Dammam
One Health Field Consortium — illustrative
MENA
Community Health Coalition — illustrative
National
Documented collaborating entities
Source-listed local entities — not GermQ partnerships
Source-listed global entities — not GermQ partnerships
FAO-OIE-WHO
A tripartite partnership on antimicrobial resistance in public health.
CDC Foundation
The sole entity created by Congress to mobilise philanthropic and private-sector resources for the CDC's health protection work.
CRAB-X
A global non-profit partnership accelerating antibacterial products for drug-resistant bacteria.
ReAct
Created in 2005, one of the first international independent networks articulating antibiotic resistance and its drivers.
Wellcome Trust
A charitable foundation focused on health research improving human and animal health.
ICARS
A platform generating and using evidence for cost-effective, context-specific AMR solutions in LMICs.
ARPA-H
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health, supporting high-impact solutions to challenging health problems.
GRAM-MORU
Researchers worldwide developing the evidence base for understanding the AMR threat.
Global AMR R&D Hub
A partnership of 17 countries, the EU and two philanthropic foundations, established in 2018 following a G20 call.
GAMRIF
The Global AMR Innovation Fund supporting early-stage research in underfunded AMR areas.
JPI-AMR
A collaborative platform engaging 29 nations to curb AMR with a One Health approach.
Operational values are simulated. Historical records and source-listed forecasts retain their original attribution; they are not measured GermQ outcomes.