Malaria Consortium

@FightingMalaria

We exist to improve health and save lives in communities affected by malaria and associated health inequities.

London, UK malariaconsortium.org Joined September 2009

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As part of @LSHTM_RAFT, we worked w/ partners across Africa & Asia to strengthen #VectorControl & improve preparedness for emerging threats posed by mosquito-borne diseases.

From knowledge-sharing to informing national strategies, discover our work ➡️ brnw.ch/21x76a2

A South South Learning exchange in Thailand where a member of AFRIMS staff, on the left, is explaining how to use an adult and immature mosquito trap, whilst a participant from Tanzania asks questions. Text reads: RAFT — Building resilience against future threats through vector control

Text reads: As part of RAFT, we contributed to more effective approaches to mosquito control through research and evidence:

Collecting insecticide resistance data and improving mosquito net distribution.

Assessing national preparedness for emerging arbovirus threats in four African countries.

Developing recommendations and guidance to strengthen resistance management and mosquito control.

Facilitating international learning exchanges to share expertise on tackling mosquito-borne diseases.

Attendees of a South-South learning exchange in Cameroon. Text reads: From research findings to webinar recordings, explore our project closeout page to learn more about our work with RAFT.

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Innovation helps turn evidence into action.

In Mozambique, digital tools are enabling health workers to collect real-time data to support better decisions during malaria prevention campaigns.

Share the ideas behind progress.

#ProgressWorthSupporting #GivingTuesday

Malaria Consortium infographic highlighting the role of innovation in malaria prevention and treatment. The graphic shows a person using a mobile health application on a smartphone and explains how innovation helps improve access to care and strengthen health systems. A simple cycle illustrates the process: adapt to health challenges, reach more people with care, and improve health outcomes.

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How do we know what works?

Research drives results. In 2025, we distributed 100M+ malaria prevention treatments and delivered 64 projects across 12 countries, using evidence and programme learning to improve impact.

Learn more: brnw.ch/21x71Fg #ProgressWorthSupporting

Malaria Consortium infographic showing a research cycle from research to evidence, action and impact. A photograph of a laboratory worker using a microscope accompanies the message that research and data help identify the most effective ways to improve health outcomes and target malaria interventions where they can have the greatest impact.

Malaria Consortium @FightingMalaria Nov 6

✅ Where should resources go?
✅ How do you scale success?
✅ How do you measure impact?

We’ve explored the questions. Now it's your turn.

Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6W2J

#Malaria

A mosquito graphic on the top left corner and text reads "Can you outsmart malaria? Take the Turn Evidence into Impact Challenge".

Malaria Consortium @FightingMalaria Nov 5

Can malaria prevention visits help more children access routine #immunisation? 💉

Our @GiveWell-funded project in #Nigeria examines integrating routine vaccines into the delivery of the established seasonal #malaria chemoprevention platform.

Read more ➡️ brnw.ch/21x6V4J

An image of a healthcare worker treating an infant. Text reads: Project Brief: Explore how our project in Nigeria is helping to bring life-saving vaccines to children.

Text reads:

HOW ARE WE DOING THIS?

Identifying missed vaccinations
Identifying children who have missed vaccinations and referring them to immunisation services.

Sharing information
Providing caregivers with essential vaccination information during SMC household visits.

Engaging communities
Working with communities to address misinformation and build confidence in vaccination.

Find out more in our Integrating routine immunisation with Seasonal Malaria Chemoprevention in Nigeria project brief.