Malaria Consortium

18/06/2026

Healthcare can't stop when crisis starts.

Whether it's conflict, disease outbreaks or climate disasters, people everywhere need health services they can rely on.

🖊️ Add your name to Action for Global Health's campaign for healthcare .

Click here ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3slE

They'll use the voices of supporters to demonstrate to political leaders and decision-makers that there is strong public backing for protecting and strengthening healthcare in places affected by conflict, disease outbreaks and other humanitarian crises.

17/06/2026

🖥️ Join us for a webinar on 24 June, where we'll examine the ways in which the quality, coverage and impact of malaria programmes can be protected under increasingly resource-constrained settings.

Register here ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3qtE

Following an introduction from our Chief Executive, James Tibenderana, and moderated by Dorothy Achu, World Health Organization, the session will bring together experts sharing practical insights from across Africa.

Meet the speakers:

▪️Gerson Afai, Malaria Surveillance Focal Point, National Malaria Control Programme, Ministério da Saúde - MISAU

▪️ Dr Emmanuel Shekarau, Head of Case Management Unit, Nigeria National Malaria Elimination Programme

▪️Rita Atugonza, Deputy Programme Manager for Vaccines and Immunisation, Ministry of Health- Uganda

Together, they'll explore practical ways to strengthen surveillance systems, improve delivery efficiency and integrate services with broader health programming.

💬A 15-minute Q&A will follow with the speakers, joined by Malaria Consortium experts, giving you the chance to be part of the conversation. The webinar will also be available in French and Portuguese.

15/06/2026

Dengue is one of the fastest-growing infectious diseases in the world, yet millions of cases still go undetected every year. 🦟🌍

Our latest blog explores how missed cases don't just affect individuals. They make it harder to track outbreaks and respond quickly, adding further pressure to already stretched health systems.

Read it here ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3m2g

From improving rapid testing in Uganda to supporting the development of new tools such as vaccines, the blog highlights the need for more coordinated action across prevention, diagnosis and treatment to better protect communities and save lives.

Ministry of Health- Uganda | Uganda Virus Research Institute | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | The International Society for Neglected Tropical Diseases

15/06/2026

Digital health systems are most effective when they are built to last. 💻📱

At the ICT4D Conference in Nairobi last month, we hosted a session with Catholic Relief Services and eGovernments Foundation exploring how countries can make health campaign digitalisation more sustainable.

Using Nigeria as a case study, we shared how we have transitioned from separate systems supporting different health interventions — such as seasonal malaria chemoprevention and insecticide-treated net distribution — to a single platform used across 14 states.

This approach is helping improve efficiency, strengthen data quality, reduce costs and support greater government ownership of digital health systems.

12/06/2026

💚 Thank you for being part of our World Malaria Day campaign. 💖

Together, you helped turn awareness into action. You:

✨ shared our posts, helping extend awareness far beyond our immediate network to >165,000 people
✨donated over £39,000 on our website
✨ signed up as new monthly donors committed to making an impact for the long term.

Every like, share, comment and donation helped spread one important message: malaria is preventable and treatable, and no child should be left behind because they cannot access care.

While World Malaria Day has passed, the need for action remains.

Your support is helping to:
🛡️ protect hundreds of children from malaria
🏥 strengthen healthcare delivery in high-risk communities
❤️ expand access to life-saving healthcare for those who need it most.

The tools to save lives already exist. Together, we can keep making what works go further.

Click here to find out how you can still support our work and help save lives ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3iMo

Thank you for standing with us. 💚

GiveWell | Gates Foundation | UNICEF | The Global Fund | Giving What We Can | Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance | Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) | Giving What We Can | The Life You Can Save

11/06/2026

Increasingly, malaria programmes are being asked to do more with fewer resources. This often means difficult trade-offs between cost efficiency, programme quality and coverage.

🖥️ Our upcoming webinar on 24 June will explore how innovative and adaptive approaches can help programmes maximise impact while safeguarding quality and coverage.

Register here ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3gd0

Hear from experts from Malaria Consortium and the national malaria programmes of Mozambique, Nigeria and Uganda. They will explore practical ways to strengthen surveillance systems, improve delivery efficiency and integrate services with broader health programming.

💬 A 15-minute Q&A will follow, giving you the chance to join the conversation. The webinar will also be available in French and Portuguese.

Stay tuned for more on our speakers, coming soon!

Nigeria National Malaria Elimination Programme | Ministry of Health- Uganda | Ministério da Saúde - MISAU

10/06/2026

Malaria Consortium is recruiting a Country Director based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

The Country Director will provide overall strategic, programmatic, financial, administrative and management leadership to ensure the continued success of the Malaria Consortium Cambodia programme.

Click here before 28 June to find out more and apply ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3eTw

09/06/2026

Digital tools and innovations are helping health workers to reach more children with life-saving services in Mozambique. 📱🦟

New research from Malaria Consortium and partners shows how digital health is strengthening malaria prevention and childhood immunisation programmes in some of the country's most remote communities.

📰Read our news story ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x3cuG

A study published in Oxford Open Digital Health this January found that migrating the administration of seasonal malaria chemoprevention campaigns in Nampula province from a paper-based system to a digital platform improved data quality, supervision and decision-making.

A second study evaluates how upSCALE, a digital health platform, can help identify children who have missed routine vaccinations and connect them with health services.

Together, these studies highlight how locally adapted digital solutions can strengthen health systems and expand access to essential care. ✨

eGovernments Foundation | Ministério da Saúde - MISAU | Oxford Academic (Oxford University Press) |

05/06/2026

We’re honoured to be featured by 72 Dragons Health in this video that highlights the history of Malaria Consortium and the impact we've achieved over more than 20 years.

From community-based care to protecting millions of children through seasonal malaria chemoprevention, it reflects our work helping communities to thrive through strong partnerships, research and on-the-ground action.

📹 Watch it here:

Explore how Malaria Consortium advances malaria prevention programs...

05/06/2026

What gives you hope in the fight against malaria? Share your thoughts below 👇

World Malaria Day may have passed, but the fight against malaria is far from over.

Over the last 20 years, proven interventions have helped save millions of lives. Yet today, drug and insecticide resistance, funding gaps and changing transmission patterns threaten to reverse hard-won progress.

In a new op-ed, Malaria Consortium Chief Executive James Tibenderana explains why stronger surveillance is critical to staying ahead of malaria — helping health systems detect outbreaks earlier, track resistance and direct resources where they can have the greatest impact. Successes in countries like Cambodia and Ethiopia show what's possible when communities, data and action come together.

📖 Read the full article ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x376I

Every day, malaria continues to claim lives — most of them young children. But there is still time to make a difference.

💚 If World Malaria Day inspired you to act, please consider supporting our life-saving, evidence-based work. Your donation can help ensure proven tools reach the families and communities that need them most.

Donate today ➡️ https://brnw.ch/21x376J