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Field worker traveling between villages on foot in Mandla, India. Credit: MEDP Mandla 2021
Blog

The Science of Malaria Elimination provides a roadmap for future efforts in the Asia Pacific region.

Png mother & child credit p&o pacific partnership flickr
Event

Hosted by the Government of Papua New Guinea in partnership with the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance

WHO / JacsSpoor WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Prime Minister of Cabo Verde H.E. Ulisses Correia e Silva and Minister of Health of Cabo Verde Filomena Mendes Gonçalves at a ceremony on 12 January 2024 to certify the country’s elimination of malaria.
In the Press

Cabo Verde joins the ranks of 43 countries and 1 territory that WHO has awarded this certification.

Mosquito nets distributed in Pakistan. Credit: DMC, Pakistan 2021
Press Release

The WHO World Malaria Report 2023 estimates there were 10 million malaria cases in Asia Pacific in 2022—up 24% from 2021

Audience at the 'Climate Change and Malaria Elimination: Perspectives from the Ground’ symposium. Credit: GLIDE 2023
Blog

Co-hosted by GLIDE, APLMA and Malaria No More, this symposium shared diverse views on climate change and malaria response.

Administering the R21/Matrix-M vaccine. Credit: University of Oxford, Tom Wilkinson 2022
Blog

The World Health Organization endorsed the R21/Matrix-M vaccine, marking a pivotal step in the fight against malaria.

Professor François Nosten, Director of the Shoklo Malaria Research Unit. Photo credit: SMRU
Blog

World Mosquito Day 2023 - one billion people in Asia Pacific at risk of malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases.

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