Applied Microbiology International initiates and drives forward policy activities that anticipate emerging issues and promote the value of microbiology to decision-makers. Working closely with our members and key partners, we proactively identify critical topics — from antimicrobial resistance and sustainable agriculture to microbial equity — and respond with position papers, briefings, roundtables, and campaigns. These initiatives are designed to inform, influence and guide policymaking in the UK and internationally, ensuring microbiology is central to addressing today’s global challenges.
Below you’ll find examples of how AMI leads from the front in shaping microbiology policy.
