Linkage Tool for One Health and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) research

To achieve the goals and objectives of the AMR Research Initiative, strong connections must be made across disciplines and sectors to support a multidisciplinary, One Health approach that considers the interplay of human, animal, agriculture and agri-food, and environmental health. One of the ways the CIHR is supporting the development of such connections is through this linkage tool.

This linkage tool is designed to facilitate partnerships between researchers as well as government officials, NGOs, community-based organizations or others to support the co-creation and mobilization of research evidence into programs, policies and practice to advance AMR research and improve the health of people in Canada. This tool will help connect potential partners that are working in an area of mutual interest. For example, health researchers could indicate to environmental researchers or policymakers their interest in conducting research on specific matters involving existing data, whereas communities could indicate to researchers their interest in becoming a site for implementation projects.

Please refer to the funding opportunity on ResearchNet to confirm eligibility requirements.

The table below shows information submitted by researchers, governmental officials, and representatives from NGOs, community-based organizations or others that are interested in sharing information and/or forging collaborations in relation to One Health and AMR research.

Information is posted in the language in which it was submitted. It is provided on a voluntary basis and in no way confers any advantages in the evaluation and/or funding of applications.

The table will usually be updated weekly, until April 28, 2026 and regularly thereafter.

Date modified:

2025-11-03