2026-11-10
Welcome to the launch webinar for ReAct's new Strategic Plan 2027-2030. The strategy sets out how ReAct will address antibiotic resistance in an era of interconnected global challenges and identifies three priorities that will guide our work in the years ahead. Join us to learn more about the plan and engage in the conversation about the path forward.
The webinar will take place online on 2 December 2026, from 14:00 to 15:30 CET.
During the session, members of the ReAct network will present the new ReAct Strategic Plan: Addressing antibiotic resistance in an era of polycrisis, and discuss the opportunities and challenges shaping efforts to address antibiotic resistance in a rapidly changing world. Participants will gain insights into the thinking behind the strategy and ReAct’s priorities for 2027-2030.
Agenda points
The programme will combine a presentation of the Strategic Plan with short reflections from invited external respondents and audience discussion.
Welcome and introduction
Presentation of the ReAct Strategic Plan 2027-2030: Addressing antibiotic resistance in an era of polycrisis
- How ReAct sees the polycrisis
- What the polycrisis framing translates into for ReAct. Practical examples from across the ReAct network.
Speakers:
Dr. Mirfin Mpundu, Director ReAct Africa
Dr. SS Lal, Director ReAct Asia Pacfific
RN Anna Sjöblom, ReAct Europe
Dr. Arturo Quizhpe, Director ReAct Latin America
Questions from the participants
External perspectives and relfections session:
- Relevance of polycrisis framing: TBD
- Food systems reform: Rajeshwari Sinha, Center for Science and Environment
- Perspectives on global governance and global agreement process initiation: Magnus Løvold, Lex International
- Role of communities and civil society in influencing policies in an era of polycrisis: Pan American Health Organization
- Perspectives on on antibiotic resistance in conflict and war; TBD
Questions and reflections from participants
Wrap up and closing of session
Date: 2 December
Time: 14.00- 15.30pm CET
Place: Online – Zoom
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