The newly released the NARMS Strategic Plan: 2026-2030 marks the 30th anniversary of the NARMS program. The plan is anchored in three themes that reflect a commitment to improve and expand antimicrobial resistance monitoring and data sharing, plus translate decades of surveillance data into actionable research and evidence-based policy.
Source: Feedstuffs, July 24, 2026. Link. NARMS has evolved from antibiotic susceptibility testing of human salmonella isolates to a modern, integrated One Health surveillance system driven by whole-genome sequencing. The new strategic plan is anchored in three themes: 1) Strengthening core surveillance, 2) Expanding collaborative networks, and 3) Embracing innovation.
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