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One Health Pakistan by Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan Fleming Fund Pakistan - The Fleming Fund (FF) is a U.K. DoHSC programme to help low/middle-income countries fight AMR.

About Fleming Fund:

The Fleming Fund is a global £265m UK aid programme building global partnerships. It aims to:
** Improve AMR (Anti-Microbial Resistance) surveillance
** Share the best of UK and international expertise to strengthen national public health capabilities in surveillance.
** Enable countries to improve the collection and use of AMR data in line with their National Action Plans to

inform policy and delivery of healthcare. In Pakistan, it kicked off at Pakistan’s National Institute for Health in September 2019. The Fleming Fund is a £265 million UK aid investment to tackle antimicrobial resistance in low- and middle-income countries around the world led by Mott MacDonald. The Pakistan country programme is managed by DAI-Pakistan in collaboration with its consortium partners Indus Hospital & Health Network , Health Security Partners and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine , to support government of Pakistan in curtailing AMR holistically. 🐔 🌍🌱 👨‍👩‍👧 💧

We are proud to share Stories of Impact: Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan — a collection of stories that reflect how ...
26/03/2026

We are proud to share Stories of Impact: Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan — a collection of stories that reflect how partnerships, data, innovation, and collaboration are strengthening Pakistan’s response to antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
From engaging the private sector in AMR surveillance, to strengthening laboratories, launching South Asia’s first Track & Trace system for antibiotics, improving hospital antimicrobial stewardship, and turning AMR awareness into a provincial movement — these stories show that real change happens when institutions, experts, and communities work together.
This publication is not just a report — it is a reflection of the people, partnerships, and systems working behind the scenes to build stronger surveillance, better diagnostics, smarter antimicrobial use, and evidence-based policy in Pakistan.
Proud to have contributed to this publication as Editor and Creative Designer, and grateful to work with an incredible team committed to strengthening health systems and combating antimicrobial resistance in Pakistan.
You can read the publication here 👇


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World TB Day 2026: Action Through InnovationToday, March 24, we join the global community in observing World TB Day 2026...
24/03/2026

World TB Day 2026: Action Through Innovation

Today, March 24, we join the global community in observing World TB Day 2026. This year’s theme, “Yes! We Can End TB: Led by countries, powered by people,” is a powerful reminder that ending the TB epidemic requires local leadership and collective action.

At the DAI Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan, we recognize that the fight against Tuberculosis is inextricably linked to the broader challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). Multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) remains a critical threat to health security, demanding robust surveillance and innovative diagnostic solutions.

How we are making a difference:

Strengthening Lab Networks: We are enhancing the capacity of Pakistan’s laboratories to detect resistant pathogens, ensuring faster and more accurate diagnostics for drug-resistant strains.

One Health Integration: By fostering collaboration across human, animal, and environmental health sectors, we are building a unified front against the drivers of resistance.

Data-Driven Action: Our support for national surveillance systems empowers healthcare leaders to make evidence-based decisions, bringing us closer to a TB-free Pakistan.

The path to ending TB is powered by the people — the healthcare workers, researchers, and communities working tirelessly on the front lines. Together, we can turn the tide.

🌙✨ Eid Mubarak 2026! ✨🌙As we mark the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, may this day bring peace, happiness, and countless...
20/03/2026

🌙✨ Eid Mubarak 2026! ✨🌙

As we mark the joyous occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr, may this day bring peace, happiness, and countless blessings to you and your loved ones. 💫

After a month of reflection, compassion, and generosity, Eid reminds us of the beauty of togetherness, gratitude, and giving back to those in need. May your hearts be filled with joy, your homes with laughter, and your lives with continued success and good health.

Let’s carry forward the روح of kindness and unity beyond Ramadan, building stronger, more compassionate communities. 🤍

Eid Mubarak to you and your family! 🌙

Strengthening data-driven responses to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is essential to safeguard public health.The Nation...
11/03/2026

Strengthening data-driven responses to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is essential to safeguard public health.

The National Institute of Health Pakistan, in collaboration with the Fleming Fund, convened a Coordination Meeting of National AMR Surveillance Sentinel Sites, coupled with a training session on the AMR Dashboard.

The meeting brought together representatives from sentinel surveillance sites and key stakeholders to review national AMR surveillance data findings, discuss the National Priority Pathogen List (PPL – 2025), and strengthen coordination for a more robust national surveillance system.

A key highlight of the event was the introduction and hands-on training on the AMR Dashboard, designed to enhance data visualization, interpretation, and evidence-based decision-making. Strengthening the capacity of surveillance teams to effectively use digital tools will play a vital role in improving the timely reporting and analysis of antimicrobial resistance trends in Pakistan.

Through continued collaboration and capacity building, partners remain committed to strengthening Pakistan’s AMR surveillance ecosystem and supporting informed policy and public health action.

🌸 International Women’s Day 2026 | On this International Women’s Day, Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan celebrates th...
06/03/2026

🌸 International Women’s Day 2026 |

On this International Women’s Day, Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan celebrates the remarkable contributions of women working across human, animal, and environmental health sectors to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in Pakistan.

From dedicated microbiologists in laboratories to veterinarians, public health professionals, data specialists, and community leaders, women are at the forefront of strengthening surveillance systems, advancing scientific research, and promoting responsible antimicrobial use. Their leadership and expertise are essential to building a healthier and more resilient future.

At FFCGP, we remain committed to supporting gender-inclusive capacity building, empowering women in science and public health, and ensuring their voices shape the national response to AMR.

Today, we celebrate the resilience, leadership, and innovation of women who are driving progress in One Health and safeguarding communities for generations to come.

💜 When women lead in science and health, communities thrive.

🌙 Ramadan Mubarak from the Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan (FFCGP) 🌙As the blessed month of Ramadan begins, all of u...
18/02/2026

🌙 Ramadan Mubarak from the Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan (FFCGP) 🌙

As the blessed month of Ramadan begins, all of us at the Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan extend our warmest wishes to our partners, stakeholders, and communities across the country and beyond.

Ramadan is a time of reflection, compassion, and unity. It reminds us of the importance of service, resilience, and collective responsibility — values that continue to guide our work in strengthening antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance systems and safeguarding public health in Pakistan.

May this month bring peace, health, and renewed purpose to you and your families.

🌍 Advancing One Health Solutions to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)Dr. Qadeer Ahsan, Team Lead, DAI Fleming Fund C...
06/02/2026

🌍 Advancing One Health Solutions to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

Dr. Qadeer Ahsan, Team Lead, DAI Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan, participated in the Cefas Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) One Health Conference held in Bangkok, Thailand (2–4 February 2026).

The conference brought together global experts from human health, animal health, environmental, fisheries, and aquaculture sectors to advance collaborative, cross-sectoral responses to AMR through a One Health approach.

Convened by the UK’s FAO Reference Centre, the event was organized in collaboration with Mott MacDonald, the Food and Drug Administration of Thailand, the Thailand Department of Livestock Development, Chulalongkorn University, Singapore NParks, and the FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific.

As a panelist and speaker, Dr. Ahsan delivered a presentation titled:
“Sustaining One Health AMR Surveillance Beyond Donor Funding: Pakistan’s Transition Journey”, sharing Pakistan’s experiences, lessons learned, and pathways toward nationally owned and sustainable AMR surveillance systems.

This engagement reflects the Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan’s continued commitment to strengthening sustainable, integrated One Health AMR surveillance and contributing to global dialogue and learning.

🎗️ World Cancer Day 2026 – Together, We FightOn World Cancer Day, we recognize the global impact of cancer and reaffirm ...
04/02/2026

🎗️ World Cancer Day 2026 – Together, We Fight
On World Cancer Day, we recognize the global impact of cancer and reaffirm our commitment to raising awareness, promoting early detection, and supporting patients and communities.
At Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan (FFCGP), our work goes beyond antimicrobial resistance. We understand that infections and drug resistance can complicate cancer treatment and outcomes. Through our advocacy, awareness campaigns, and capacity-building initiatives, we engage healthcare professionals and communities to improve infection prevention, safe treatment practices, and informed healthcare choices—critical components of comprehensive cancer care.
By combining evidence-based interventions with community engagement, FFCGP strives to reduce preventable complications in cancer care, empower healthcare providers, and support healthier, resilient communities.
This World Cancer Day, let’s continue to educate, support, and act—because every informed choice, every preventive step, and every collaborative effort counts.
💡 Share your story, support patients, and highlight initiatives that make a real difference.

Strengthening sustainable responses to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) requires leadership, collaboration, and long-term ...
26/01/2026

Strengthening sustainable responses to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) requires leadership, collaboration, and long-term commitment.

The Country Roundtable on Sustainability of Antimicrobial Resistance, Use & Consumption (AMR/U/C) Surveillance in Pakistan brought together senior government leadership, technical experts, and development partners to reflect on progress and define the way forward for integrated AMR surveillance systems.

The event was honoured by the participation of Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad Bharath, State Minister for National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination, whose closing remarks reaffirmed the Government of Pakistan’s commitment to sustaining AMR surveillance through policy alignment and multisectoral coordination. The roundtable also featured remarks by Tine Knott, President & CEO of DAI, highlighting the importance of national ownership, data-driven decision-making, and long-term sustainability of AMR initiatives.

Through strategic presentations and panel discussions, stakeholders from human health, animal health, environment, and regulatory sectors engaged in evidence-based dialogue under a One Health framework, reinforcing collective action to safeguard the effectiveness of life-saving medicines.

📌 Swipe through the carousel to explore key moments and insights from the roundtable.

On World Leprosy Day | 26 January 2026, DAI Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan reaffirms its commitment to eliminating ...
26/01/2026

On World Leprosy Day | 26 January 2026, DAI Fleming Fund Country Grant Pakistan reaffirms its commitment to eliminating leprosy and ensuring timely, equitable access to quality care for all.

Although leprosy is curable, its control in Pakistan continues to face serious challenges—delayed diagnosis, persistent stigma, and the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Leprosy treatment relies on effective multi-drug therapy. The emergence of resistance, particularly to rifampicin, risks treatment failure, prolonged transmission, and preventable disability. This makes strong AMR surveillance, laboratory capacity strengthening, and rational use of antibiotics critical to sustaining leprosy control efforts.

Through the Fleming Fund, DAI supports Pakistan in building robust AMR surveillance systems, strengthening laboratories, and developing a skilled workforce—contributing to early detection of resistance and protecting life-saving medicines.

On this day, we call for continued collaboration to:
Integrate leprosy within national AMR strategies
Tackle stigma through awareness and inclusion
Safeguard effective treatment so no one is left behind

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