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Outputs & Engagement Overview
Community engagement and involvement is embedded throughout all five phases of the NIAMR project, ensuring those who generate, manage, and use AMR data actively shape the platform.
- Policy briefs for decision-makers
- Peer-reviewed publications
- Stakeholder workshops
- National AMR Conference
The NIAMR project produces a range of outputs designed to advance AMR surveillance in Uganda and share findings with stakeholders at all levels. Our dissemination strategy spans policy briefs, academic journals, workshops, and national conferences.
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Research Outputs
Latest Outputs & Publications
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Community Engagement & Stakeholder Involvement
Community Engagement
Engaging healthcare workers, laboratory personnel, and district health teams throughout all project phases.
Stakeholder Involvement
Working with the Ministry of Health, One Health representatives, and policy-makers to shape AMR surveillance.
- Stakeholder consultations during situation analysis
- User-centred design workshops during platform development
- Feedback sessions during pilot implementation
- Validation workshops for findings and outputs
- Dissemination events to share results and recommendations
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FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about NIAMR project outputs, engagement activities, and how to get involved.
What types of outputs does the NIAMR project produce?
The NIAMR project produces peer-reviewed publications, policy briefs for decision-makers, technical documentation for the NIAMR platform, training guides, impact evaluation reports, and a national scaling roadmap.
How can I get involved in the NIAMR project?
If you work in AMR, digital health, laboratory services, or public health in Uganda, you can participate in stakeholder consultations, provide feedback during platform piloting, contribute to data governance discussions, or collaborate on research outputs.
Who does the NIAMR project engage with?
We engage healthcare workers, laboratory personnel, district health teams, Ministry of Health officials, One Health representatives in animal health, agriculture, water and environment, as well as patients, communities, and AMR researchers.
How are project findings disseminated?
Findings are shared through multiple channels: policy briefs for policy-makers, academic journals for researchers, social and formal media for the general public, MoH and One Health sector websites, practitioner workshops, and the National AMR Conference.
