Join ReAct Africa and South Centre Conference online!

2025-05-26

ReAct Africa and South Centre will be hosting the 10th regional AMR Conference 11-12 June, 2025 in Lusaka, Zambia. In Lusaka the node will host around 200 participants, many from the African region but also global participants. You now get the opportunity to register to participate in the conference online!

Theme: From global to local action: Operationalising AMR commitments in Africa and beyond

The conference will be hosted under the theme “From global to local action: Operationalising Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) commitments in Africa and beyond”.

The ReAct Africa-South Centre Annual Conference 2025 aims to translate these global and regional commitments into actionable strategies for local and national contexts in low- and middle-income countries; with a specific focus on Africa’s needs and priorities. It will serve as a platform for key stakeholders from, but not limited to governments at the regional, national and sub-national levels

A great variety of stakeholders will join the conference in Lusaka: International & regional organizations (Quadripartite organs -FAO, WHO, WOAH & UNEP; Africa CDC, ECSA-HC, etc.), public health professionals and health practitioners, civil society and community organizations, academia and research institutions, youth in AMR, faith sector, private sector leaders and innovators, media and communication experts.

Small celebration: ReAct 20 years

While celebrating ReAct’s 20th anniversary, we are extra proud that this is the 10th year for the conference. Numerous actors and individuals have shaped ReAct into what it is today, of which many are participating in the ReAct Africa & South Centre Conference.

Register to join online!

You can also register to join the conference online, both days, 11-12 June.

ReAct celebrates 20 years of action on antibiotic resistance!

The story of ReAct began 20 years ago with a small group of passionate global health advocates, several of whom are still part of the network today. Driven by the urgency of antibiotic resistance, ReAct has grown into a global movement with offices across four continents, influencing policy, empowering communities, and shaping governance.

Despite progress, global efforts remain insufficient, and urgent action is needed. ReAct remains committed to driving stronger responses to safeguard effective antibiotics for all.

ReAct’s 20-year journey has transformed AMR governance, strengthened health systems, and mobilized communities worldwide. As we look to the future, we invite partners and funders to join us in scaling impact, driving innovation, and securing sustainable solutions — for a world free from untreatable infections.

Learn more about ReAct’s story