Projects

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) persists as a significant global threat to public health, with an estimated 4.95 million deaths attributed to bacterial AMR in 2019 alone. Inaction on this issue could lead to a staggering 10 million deaths annually by 2050. Recognized as a formidable challenge, AMR jeopardizes not only global health but also food and economic security. The focus of this work is on understanding the economics of AMR and antimicrobial use in livestock. To address these key objectives, we will undertake a mix of different research methods including literature reviews, expert interviews and mathematical modelling.

Malthouse Engineering Co. Ltd. was formed in 1947, and has grown, historically, through a series of acquisitions. It i...

The Institute for the Future of Work’s Good Work Monitor builds a detailed sub-regional map of access to good work acr...

Academics at BCU and the University of Hertfordshire have been working with officials in South Africa to provide an ana...

Estimating the potential economic benefits of making people physically more active

BMF reached out to Birmingham City University (BCU) to develop a model that would forecast the economic condition of t...

How can we prepare for the spread of anti-microbial resistance and what are the potential impacts on our lives and eco...

Projects

The economic impacts of antimicrobial resistance in livestock (EcoAMR)

Marine Dumping on UK Coastlines: Raising Sustainability Awareness through a Stakeholder-Oriented Experiential Learning Approach

Fuel Additive Science Technologies Limited (FAST): Data Analytics and Environmentally Sustainable Firm Growth

The Jewellery Quarter Industry Cluster - halting terminal decline and providing practical support to Birmingham’s original creative industry

Malthouse Engineering: Data Analytics and Environmentally Sustainable Firm Growth

The Good Work Monitor

Determinants of corporate cash holdings in South Africa

The implications of physical inactivity

Builder's Merchant Federation: Forecasting the future

The Potential Socio-economic Impacts of Antimicrobial Resistance in Canada