Author name: RBA Initiative

The project aims to enhance antibiotic stewardship by empowering citizens to make informed choices about drug sellers and their practices. Through participatory citizen science, we are not just enforcing regulations but fostering a culture of responsibility in antibiotic use. The program will set up a robust system of surveillance, publicity, and incentives to encourage drug

The RBA Initiative “Bridging Program” in Tanzania aims to address critical gaps in knowledge and practices related to antimicrobial resistance (AMR) among healthcare interns. This program responds to a situation analysis revealing inappropriate antimicrobial use by healthcare workers and irrational antibiotic use at the community level, significantly contributing to antibiotic resistance.  The program focuses on

The RBA Initiative is transforming the way children learn about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a variety of innovative and engaging methods. By incorporating arts and crafts, such as songs, drama, traditional dance, drawing, poems, games and competitions, along with storytelling and interactive learning, the program makes the complex topic of AMR both accessible and enjoyable