PMI funds for Malawi have helped more children reach their fifth birthday. Death rates in children under age five have fallen 48 percent since 2006.
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IRS involves the spraying of residual insecticide on the interior walls of homes to kill mosquitoes, thereby interrupting malaria transmission.
PMI builds countries' capacity to conduct entomological monitoring, including insecticide resistance testing, which provides robust data to PMI-supported vector control programs.
Effective case management remains one of the cornerstones of malaria prevention and control. PMI provides comprehensive support for malaria diagnosis and treatment.
An ITN hung over the sleeping area protects those under it from mosquitoes. ITNs can reduce uncomplicated malaria episodes by 50 percent.
PMI supports strengthening activities to prevent malaria in pregnancy in partnership with national malaria control, reproductive health, and maternal and child health programs.
PMI supports SMC interventions in West Africa in order to protect children under five years of age from the devastating effects of malaria.
BCC is the use of specific, targeted messages in a variety of mediums that enable people to initiate and sustain healthy behaviors.
PMI works to reduce the burden of malaria while also strengthening host country health systems and workforces.
Collecting and applying high-quality data through many means strengthens our approach to fighting malaria.
OR studies range from answering country-specific concerns to addressing initiative-wide questions.
Malaria elimination interventions aim to stop the indigenous transmission of a targeted malaria parasite species in a specific geographic area.
Photo sources: Abt Associates, Population Services International (PSI), Felix Seuffert/UNICEF, Simplice Takoubo/PMI.