Daniela Corno

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Unpacking AMR · New Conceptions to Manage AMR – Part 4 – Collective Action Problems · 8 Jul 2026 podcast

No single authority, competing national priorities and wildly uneven resources.

It's a lot like a match with no referee and no shared rule book.

Everyone's out on the pitch, but no one can call a foul or enforce the rules.

Which is exactly why so many global commitments stall on paper.

So how do these grand action plans become something more than well meaning words?

A SMART indicator is just a way of setting a goal so you can tell whether you've met it.

The letters stand for specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time bound.

So instead of a broad aim like use antibiotics more responsibly, you'd set something you can track, like reducing unnecessary prescriptions by a set amount within a set number of years.

Laura's other suggestions follow the same instinct.

Track whether national plans actually change anything, not just whether they exist.

Support countries and phases, since they start from very different places.

And make better use of the legal tools we already have, from international reporting rules to access agreements for new products.

Currently, more evidence is needed to understand which national plans are working and how.

That's a hard place to build from.

So if high level pledges aren't enough on their own, what kind of institutions or mechanisms could pull all these players together?

Even with all of that on the table, one question keeps surfacing what are we still getting wrong?

What are some common misconceptions getting in the way?

Wrong uh concept.

It's tempting to think AMR policy fails because we just haven't landed on the perfect treaty or the right set of rules yet.

But rules alone won't solve the problem.

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