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Successful safeguarding training for our project facilitators conducted on 9th, Oct 2020 at our office helping them gain the knowledge and skills to confidently deal with safeguarding issues .

We have been shortlisted for the 2020 Antibiotic Guardian awards under the public engagement category. Public engagement is vital in tackling antimicrobial resistance. For more information about the awards ,other categories and shortlisted organizations/institutions visit the link below #AntibioticsResistance #stopsuperbugs

The British Society For Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSAC)has announced a NEW free course focusing on tackling Antimicrobial resistance in dentistry. This course is a collaboration with the World Dental Federation (FDI) and features lead educator Wendy Thompson and other global experts. Starting 9th November join the course via the link below and learn from experts across

We are glad to support the AMR dictionary together with other collaborators and institutions.The AMR dictionary is initiated by The Wellcome Trust Provision for public Engagement Award and supported  by many collaborators and institutions.The AMR dictionary uses content generated from multiple sources and translated by researchers ,healthcare workers and networks in each country.It is based

The RBA Initiative brought together experts at it’s office to review the antimicrobial resistance training manual and training materials. Participants came from different sectors, including human health, animal health, IPC/WASH, OneHealth desk, education, and social science. The meeting was also attended by experts from the ministry of health (MOHCDGEC), the prime minister’s One Health desk, the Pharmacy Council,

We worked together with BUKO Pharma-Kampagne, a German NGO, to investigate the causes and consequences of antibiotic resistance in Tanzania. The Pharm Brief Special presents the results of an investigation done in Tanzania, Germany, India, and South Africa. It focuses on local problems and approaches as well as international interactions. It highlights the threats and problems of antibiotic

RBA Initiative participated at a Workshop organized by the Ministry of Health (MOHCDGEC) to develop IEC/BCC  Materials. The development of these materials is an important step in implementation of AMR national action plan. The workshop was conducted in Morogoro municipal and brought together different stakeholders.

RBA Initiative successfully held its joint local and international boards meeting in a virtual form on 25th June 2020.The meeting was chaired by our board chairperson Dr.Eva Ombaka and attended by our board members from Tanzania,UK,USA and Switzerland. We thank our board members for their service and dedication to our organisation.

As part of 2019 World Antibiotics Awareness, we conducted a road show campaign around different places within Dodoma city, focusing on the populated areas of the city, such as bus stations and markets targeting the general community. We aimed to raise awareness about antibiotic resistance and proper use of antibiotics to the general public and

RBA Initiative participated at the HPSS Pharmacy Workshop and present the topic One Health&Antimicrobial resistance.The event brought together pharmaceutical practitioners from Dodoma,Shinyanga and Morogoro.