Cure with Care

Current and future generations should have access to effective prevention and treatment of bacterial infections as part of their right to health.

ReAct Latin America

 

 

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React Latin America is a network of individuals, communities and social, academic and professional organizations committed to contain antibacterial resistance from an ecosystem perspective.
ReAct Latin America is part of the global ReAct network.

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Vision

Based on the knowledge and the values of the native peoples of our Abya Yala (Earth in Full Maturity), we believe that there is one life at the same time
in many forms. Human beings are a thread in the fabric of life as are plants, animals and bacteria.

 

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We have to protect this life as a whole since within the origin of infectious diseases and antibacterial resistance is the rupture of this delicate and fascinating equilibrium.



Oswaldo Cardenas

Mission

That current and future generations should have access to effective prevention and treatment of bacterial infections as part of their right to health.



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Activities

  • We promote social, political and environmental awareness about the origins of antibacterial resistance and infectious diseases.
  • We promote the prevention of infectious diseases and effective treatment through research, education and communication.
  • We build processes of discussion about the problem of antibacterial resistance based on the participation of communities.
  • We work with communities, health professionals, social organisations and academic centres all over Latin America.

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International workshop & seminar, Cuenca, Ecuador

In collaboration with PAHO (the Pan American Health Organisation), an international ReAct workshop & conference took place at June 9-13, 2008 in Cuenca, Ecuador, with the objectives to:

  • analyse the problem of antibacterial resistance in Latin America from a holistic perspective of the ecosystem, in the context of the right to health and the political and economic conditions of the Latin American people;

  • establish an outline of actions and define strategies of integration between scientific and academic institutions, state institutions, and social and community organisations to contain antibiotic resistance



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