Developing a Monitoring System for Quantifying and Mapping Antimicrobials used in Livestock Farming Systems in Uganda
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Responsive
Our IT Platform is responsive in that it can be accessed on mobile and computer bassed platform
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Support
We have a team of proffetionals who provides 24 hours farmers support
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Easy-to-Use
Accessibility and easy of use was our main focus while designing our IT bassed system
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Unique Design
Our Monitoring system for quantifying and mapping antimicrobial system is unique
Drugs for Livestock
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Drug package Imports
National Drug Authority (NDA), Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) and Ministry of Agriculture.... Read More.
Individual Drug Analysis
The platform is developed in such a way that through access link, when you login put your password...Read more.
Recommendations
This process will be more effective and vaiable if DNA provides access to the source of real data....Read more.
Background
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Antimicobial Resistance (AMR) is one of the top three challanges facced by mankind today after climate change and terrorism. Globally, it is estimated that today 700,000 people die of resistance infections every year, and without aggressive action to combat AMR, the number will rise to 10 million lives a year by 2050. The consumption of antimicrobials is a leading cause of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
Understanding whatantimicrobials are consumed, in what quantities and by what livestock production system is critical to intervetions to curb the spread of ARM. At global level, an increase in antimicrobial consumption has been reported with predictions of 200% increase by 2030.
Read more...Testimonials
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VAMS has enabled Monitoring of disease and Anti-microbial use in poultry farming in Wakiso district through ICT
Dr Nakanjako Flavia
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VAMS Team has helped our community members to do capacity building as regards to poultry farming and its associated diseases
Dr Lubega Kalvon
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VAMS has helped us farmers with the inventory of manufacturers, Importers, Distributers and Medicine stockists of veterinary antimicrobials
Mr Kirangwa Peter
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