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ALT 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.
ALT A mosquito graphic on the top left corner and text reads "Can you outsmart malaria? Take the Turn Evidence into Impact Challenge".
ALT 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.
ALT 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.
ALT Poster for the CPHIA event. Text reads: 5th International Conference on Public Health in Africa. Addis Ababa. 23-27 November 2026.
ALT An AI generated graphic is of a health worker handing a mosquito net to a woman. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker looking at a map of houses. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker looking at a computer screen. Text that reads 'Could you turn evidence into impact?' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'
ALT An AI generated graphic is of a health worker handing a mosquito net to a woman. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker looking at a map of houses. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT A community health worker uses his device to log a child as part of the SMC distribution in Nampula
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker. Text that reads 'Turn malaria evidence into impact', 'Can you make the decisions that protect the most people?' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'.
ALT An AI generated graphic of a young girl. Text reads 'Your legacy can help protect future generations'.
ALT Headshot of Isaac Kimera, Programme Coordinator at Malaria Consortium Uganda
ALT AI generated graphic of a health worker looking at a computer screen. Text that reads 'Could you turn evidence into impact?' and 'Put your knowledge to the test'
ALT A group photo featuring Romão Health Facility and Malaria Consortium staff (including Country Director in Mozambique, Dr Maria Rodrigues) during the ceremony recognising the top-performing health facility for malaria surveillance in Maputo City.
ALT A woman holds a speakerphone to her face. Text reads: 'Transforming community health. The digital health initiative in South Sudan.'
ALT Group photo of Community Health Workers following the completion of a two-day training on Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and Community-Based Surveillance (CBS) at Katunguru HC III in Rubirizi District. Text reads: Project brief: Ebola response Uganda.'