Community dwellers are the first point of contact in the face of any infectious disease outbreak. Equipping them with the right knowledge to identify...
Building on the success and lessons learned from the first phases of our AMR School Program (2017 to 2021), we launched a new phase in 2022. This phase expanded from 10 schools in Lagos to 30 secondary schools.
2023 was a remarkable year for groundbreaking policy development in Nigeria. We played an active role in the AMR National Action Plan 2.0, where we provided technical support to strengthen the future of health.
Building the Capacity of Primary Healthcare Workers in Local Communities on Standard Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Practices: Our Intervention at Badagry Local Government Area of Lagos State. I used to think I should wash my hands only after attending…
In our ongoing efforts to address one of the most pressing global health threats, Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), DRASA recently participated in the Media-EIS Fellowship Co-Creation Workshop. This workshop, designed to empower fellows in media advocacy, focused on developing a unified…
“AMR is not just a threat in Nigeria, it goes beyond numbers and has many faces. From the babies with Colistin-resistant bacteria to the communities in Nigeria with water sources containing antibiotic-resistant genes to the poultry meat harboring potentially resistant…