Social scientists have much to offer to public health efforts to address disease outbreaks and the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Yet social scientists have often been poorly integrated into these efforts to address infectious threats. There is clear demand to develop and coordinate social science expertise to maximize its public health impact.
Funded by the European Commission, Sonar-Global is building a sustainable international social sciences network to engage the active participation of the social sciences in preparedness and response to infectious threats, including AMR.
Sonar-Globalin Numbers
What are Sonar-Global activities?
Sonar-Global pursues social sciences activities in 7 different Work Packages (WP), including a WP that ensures ethics compliance:
Sonar-Global Outputs
Why join the Sonar-Global network?
Showcase your work
Highlight your skills and expertise
Participate in regional hubs
Learn about community engagement & vulnerability assessment