Gender and other intersecting factors in Antimicrobial Resistance for Infectious Diseases of Poverty: A Systematic Evidence Gap Analysis in Low- and Lower-Middle-Income Countries
Project
Completed
PROPUL Evidence
Team
Funded by
WHO
This completed project systematically mapped studies from LMICs examining how gender intersects with social factors in the context of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). We found limited intersectional research, with most studies conflating sex and gender. Our analysis identifies key gaps and calls for equity-focused,
mixed-methods research in AMR strategies.
