WHO and Japan's regional data from 28 countries show that 27 have endorsed at least one multisectoral antimicrobial-resistance plan. Second-generation plans with monitoring frameworks rose from 33% to 93%, and those with measurable targets from 8% to 71%. Yet 49% of current plans are still uncosted and only eight countries fully fund activities domestically; just 16 report basic water, sanitation and hygiene in more than 75% of health facilities, while only nine say Access antibiotics exceed 70% of use. Governance is improving, but financing and delivery remain the gap.