Malaria cases are down.
Coverage is above 90%.
But is the programme working for everyone?
Do you:
A. Look more closely at the data
B. Expand further
C. Repeat the same approach
What would you choose?
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Your malaria programme successfully protected 20,000 children. Now you have funding to reach 2 million.
What happens next?
A. Understand what worked first
B. Replicate the programme
C. Scale up immediately
What does the evidence say? Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6CUD
Think someone else would enjoy the challenge?
🌍 Could they make the decisions that protect the most people?
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#Malaria #GlobalHealth
Remember. Honour. Make a difference.
An in-memory gift to Malaria Consortium can be a meaningful way to remember someone special while helping protect children and families from malaria.
Find out more: brnw.ch/21x6sMW
#InMemoryGiving #LegacyGiving
95% received a malaria prevention tool.
But how many people were actually protected?
Coverage doesn’t always tell the whole story.
Can you spot the difference?
Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6q2k
In #Mozambique, registering children digitally at the point of seasonal #malaria chemoprevention (#SMC) distribution has transformed data quality, enabling real-time supervision, faster follow-up and more informed decision-making.
Read the blog ➡️ brnw.ch/21x6ov6
What if reaching the people most at risk of malaria costs more?
Would you choose to:
A. Reach the greatest number possible
B. Spend equally everywhere
C. Use data to understand who's being missed
Find out how your decision compares with the evidence: brnw.ch/21x6mWS
What matters to you can continue to make a difference.
A gift in your Will to Malaria Consortium could help protect children from malaria and support healthier futures for generations to come.
Find out more: brnw.ch/21x6iZj
#GiftsInWills #LegacyGiving
We’re delighted to share that Isaac Kimera, Programme Coordinator at Malaria Consortium Uganda, has been appointed by the @WHO as a member of the Integrated Guideline Development Group (GDG) for Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases-Vector Control — congratulations Isaac!
Could you turn evidence into impact?
✅ Limited resources
✅ Difficult decisions
✅ One goal: protect the greatest number of people most effectively
Can you outsmart malaria?
Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6ecd
#Malaria
🎉 Thrilled to have recognised Romão Health Facility, Maputo City, for improving #malaria #surveillance through better data quality. A great example of what can be achieved when #health facilities, authorities & partners work together to strengthen data-informed decision-making.
Our project w/ @MoHsouthsudan & @hisptanzania introduced a digital tool enabling boma health workers in #SouthSudan to record/report #malaria data using tablets, improving case tracking & transmission monitoring.
🎥 Watch our video: brnw.ch/21x60H6
#DigitalHealth
Following an outbreak of Bundibugyo virus disease in DRC in May, we're strengthening preparedness, early detection & community response in 7 high-risk districts in #Uganda, working with @UNICEFUganda, @vitaminangels, @MinofHealthUG & local partners: ➡️ brnw.ch/21x5Xi0
Arboviruses like #dengue, #chikungunya & #YellowFever are a growing threat in #Uganda. 🦟
Learn how our SUPAAT project w/ @MinofHealthUG & @UVRIug is strengthening the systems, evidence & coordination needed for outbreak preparedness.
Read the blog ➡️ brnw.ch/21x5W35
Read reflections from @APMEN VCWG, @genedrivenet & Malaria Consortium's #WorldMosquitoDay webinar about the future of #VectorControl.
Explore emerging challenges & new innovations that could help protect communities from diseases like #malaria.
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The @GlobalFund Results Report 2026 is live!
It shows what's possible w/ country leadership, communities at the center of decision-making & #partnership focused on impact. Progress against HIV, TB & #malaria needs contd investment, innovation & action: brnw.ch/21x5L0I
What inspires your support?💙
We’d love to hear what motivates you to give, what inspires your support of Malaria Consortium & what you’d like to hear more about.
Our 2026 Supporter Survey takes 5 minutes and responses are anonymous.
👉 Take the survey: brnw.ch/21x5JJA
Read insights from Helen Hawkings & Jossias Machava on the recent #SBCCSummit in Panama City. They reflect on building trust, strengthening health systems, local ownership & the responsible use of #AI in #GlobalHealth.
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A surge in #malaria cases threatened years of progress in South #Ethiopia.
Through stronger surveillance, health worker training & community awareness, our project with @FMoHealth reduced malaria cases by 52% & deaths by 65% across 18 districts.
Read: brnw.ch/21x5wvq

ALT Text reads: 'To improve community awareness: Twice weekly radio messages were broadcast. 400 posters and 1,000 leaflets were distributed. 18 billboards were installed.'

ALT An entomologist engages trainees in a mosquito larvae training session. Text reads: '58 health workers and 947 health extension workers were trained on surveillance, epidemic detection and response. Plus, 74 mosquito breeding sites were identified and targeted for drainage and control measures.'
Malaria doesn’t stop at national borders.
Our work in #Cambodia, #LaoPDR & #Vietnam is supporting mobile/migrant populations in remote forested border regions by training volunteers, delivering mobile #malaria services & enabling real-time reporting.
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