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Malaria Consortium and COVID-19 9 April 2020
Malaria Consortium outlines seven ways to tackle the scourge of antimicrobial resistance 25 March 2020
Seasonal malaria chemoprevention set to reach more than 30 million children for the first time 4 March 2020
Malaria Consortium’s SURMa film makes Charity Film Awards shortlist 14 February 2020
Malaria Consortium to present at inaugural Global Forum on Childhood Pneumonia 27 January 2020

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Featured VIDEO

Malaria Consortium, in partnership with UNICEF, is supporting the Ministry of Health to implement a project funded by UK aid from the UK government in 25 districts in mid-northern Uganda, to support efforts to reduce malaria-related morbidity and mortality.

Malaria Pneumonia Neglected tropical diseases Dengue Diarrhoea Malnutrition

Seasonal malaria chemoprevention

Malaria in pregnancy

Pneumonia

Studying the usability and acceptability of two pneumonia diagnostic aids

Usability and acceptability of two automated pneumonia diagnostic aids: Findings from Ethiopia and Nepal

Improving community-based primary healthcare in Nigeria

Featured projects

Strengthening Uganda’s Response to Malaria (SURMa)

The SURMa project aims to improve access to and uptake of high-quality malaria prevention and control services and will take the fight against malaria to the household level

SuNMaP 2

SuNMaP 2 is a five-year programme designed to reduce the burden of malaria in Nigeria

USAID's Malaria Action Plan for Districts - Uganda

The Malaria Action Program for Districts aims to prevent and control malaria-related morbidity and mortality in Uganda by supporting the government on a range of activities to minimise social

Seasonal malaria chemoprevention

SMC is a highly effective intervention to prevent malaria in those most vulnerable to the disease’s effects. It involves administering up to four monthly doses of antimalarial drugs to children aged 3

Expanding rural communities’ access to health services in Myanmar

To increase the provision of health services in rural areas, we piloted an integrated iCCM approach. Building upon the success of this pilot, Malaria Consortium is scaling up the approach

Strengthening malaria surveillance for data-driven decision making in Mozambique

This project aims to operationalise a functional malaria surveillance system responsive to all transmission strata across Mozambique by strengthening data quality and establishing a data use and data-

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