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Table 3

Global governance of antimicrobial resistance (AMR): sectors, actors and frames

	Human health	Animal health	Food system	Environment	Development	Trade and IP	Security
IOs	WHO	OIE	FAO	UNEP	UNDP	WTO, WIPO	UN Security Council
National actors	Ministry of Health	Ministry of Agriculture	Ministry of Health/ Agriculture	Ministry of Environment	Bilateral development agencies	Ministry of Trade	Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Main concern	Health impact of AMR on human health	Health impact of AMR on animal health	Transmission of AMR through food systems	Consequences of AMR on the environment	AMR as an obstacle to development	Market failure and lack of access to antibiotics	AMR as threat to the stability of social systems
Strategies	Conservation	Conservation	Conservation, containment	Conservation	Access	Innovation	Surveillance and containment
Frames	Healthcare and One Health	One Health	One Health	One Health and development	Development	Innovation	Security

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FAO, Food and Agriculture Organization; IP, intellectual property; IOs, International Organizations; OIE, Organization for Animal Health; UNEP, United Nations Environment Programme; UNDP, United Nations Development Programme; WIPO, World Intellectual Property Organization; WTO, World Trade Organization.