This study offers framework to integrate non-human needs in agricultural design processes by identifying and reflecting upon trade-offs and providing tools with the goal of contributing to just and sustainable transformations of agricultural systems.

This research synthesises evidence from 80 studies, highlighting how AMR emergence and spread within food systems is driven by a complex interplay of factors across human, animal, and environmental reservoirs (e.g., water, soil), with impacts for disease burden in humans, animals and crops and financial viability of farming. This review underscores the need for a One Health approach to AMR mitigation. 

This report by FAIRR, a network of investors concerned about livestock risks, provides a framework for investors to identify and assess mitigation strategies in livestock. Investors with exposure to livestock companies need to focus on climate and nature solutions, but there is a lack of clarity on the solutions that exist, their effectiveness and the business case. This report assesses and identifies 22 different interventions.