A Century of Vector Control in India: Lessons that have been Learned
Vector control remains a critical tool in malaria elimination. To beat malaria, we need a thorough understanding of our mosquitoes adversary. August 20th is World Mosquito Day, and this APMEN webinar will highlight the milestones of vector control in India including key events and changes in the journey of malaria control and elimination. In this session, Dr Pradeep will share insights on how the national malaria program in India has been tackling and managing vectors.
Malaria Free Mekong
Malaria Free Mekong
A platform of communities and civil society organizations
Hosted by ARC
Goal
Contribute to malaria elimination effort in the Greater Mekong Sub region
Objectives
World Mosquito Day 2021: #TalkingMalaria
What are the barriers to elimination? Can the COVID19 response aid malaria efforts? How can we make sure no country gets left behind? Big questions answered in our #TalkingMalaria series with Australian Global Health Alliance
Getting Malaria Elimination Back on Track in Papua New Guinea
With only 1% of the world’s land mass and a population of under 9 million, Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most biologically and culturally diverse places on earth, and home to over 850 active languages. Unfortunately, PNG also accounts for the highest malaria burden in Asia Pacific region. The country saw a steady decline in malaria cases until 2014 but cases increased ten fold to 600,000 cases in 2019.
How do we help PNG get back on track to end malaria for good?
Asia Pacific Leaders Dialogue for Malaria Elimination 2021
The 2021 Asia Pacific Leaders Dialogue for Malaria Elimination held on 13 December in partnership with the Royal Government of Bhutan, Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) and Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN), was a significant mom