Private Sector Partnership Addressing Emerging Zoonoses and Antimicrobial Resistance

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Private Sector Partnership Addressing Emerging Zoonoses and Antimicrobial Resistance: Challenge Statement: The challenge is to develop and implement innovative, market-driven, and sustainable research and development (R&D) solutions that substantially advance progress in achieving both increasing global access to safe, affordable, high quality animal-source nutrition and global health security through prevention of emerging zoonoses, trans-boundary animal diseases, and AMR. Solutions should focus on the nexus between public and private sector collaboration, and should add value to existing—or develop new—approaches that are beyond the capacity of the public sector to achieve independently. Solutions should further account for trends, policy environments, and capacities that differ geographically, where relevant, while exploiting approaches with potential for wide scale applicability.