Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR): Funding

SOURCE: M. DORGABEKOVA, MSH

USAID strongly supports antimicrobial resistance prevention and control activities through a variety of programs in many countries. In 1998 the U.S. Congress authorized an Infectious Disease Initiative that included funding for infectious disease surveillance and antimicrobial resistance. Since 1998 USAID has spent approximately $25-30 million a year on these two programmatic areas. In FY 2002, this level increased to $35 million.

• USAID's Infectious Diseases Funding by Program Category and Country FY2007
  
  
• USAID's Total Health Budget by Program Category FY2007
  

Additional Funding Information

• Participation by Religious Organizations in USAID Programs - Executive Summary
  
  
• General Global Health Funding
  
  
• Global Health and Child Survival Guidance, FY 2009 Update [PDF, 565KB]
  • Appendices [PDF, 1.0MB]