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World Malaria Day Message from Frank Boosman, Vice Chair, Malaria Partners International

“As Rotarians, we work with local Rotary Clubs in malaria-endemic regions to harness the power of Rotary members who have the expertise, relationships, compassion, and will to do good in their communities.”

World Mosquito Day: Your Support is Saving Lives

 By Jenny Andrews, Executive Director, Malaria Partners International  Without a doubt, the most dangerous and deadly animal in the world is the mosquito. Sadly, in 2020 alone, mosquitos carrying malaria parasites sickened 241 million people and killed 627,000 people...

Celebrating the Completion of Copperbelt Phase Two Malaria Elimination Project

The trainings of Community Health Workers (CHWs) Copperbelt Malaria Elimination Phase 2 project in integrated Community Case Community (iCCM) were concluded towards the end of December 2021

Full Q&A Webinar Transcript – : Rotary’s First Program of Scale: Partners for A Malaria Free Zambia

This special webinar highlighted Rotary International’s strategic vision for the annual Programs of Scale grant, and key elements, such as sustainability and scalability, in evaluating future proposals for this competitive award.

March 2023 Science & Research Report

March 2023 Science & Research Report

By Dr. Derick Pasternak, Malaria Science & Research Coordinator, MPI The attention of readers of these summaries is directed to a CAVEAT at the conclusion of this report, which applies to all of these monthly reports as well to the biomedical literature in...

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The Rotaractors in Action Against Malaria Project

The Rotaractors in Action Against Malaria Project

By: Eric Liswaniso, Programs Manager, Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia Project, Malaria Partners Zambia Malaria work is fulfilling work. Every Rotarian volunteer we’ve worked with on the Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia project leaves impacted in one way or...

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Donor Spotlight: Howard & Judy Johnson

Donor Spotlight: Howard & Judy Johnson

Meet Howard and Judy Johnson! For many years they have supported our work and the fight against malaria. Learn more about their commitment to support malaria elimination, stemming from a life-long friendship that kept the Johnson's informed on the ongoing health...

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February 2023 Science & Research Report

February 2023 Science & Research Report

By Dr. Derick Pasternak, Malaria Science & Research Coordinator, MPI In a “documentary video from the New England Journal of Medicine, physicians and scientists from across the world discuss the epidemiology of malaria and outline key strategies for prevention and...

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Munada – The Village Market

Munada – The Village Market

By Eric Liswaniso, Programs Manager, Malaria Partners Zambia In all my travels to some of the remotest parts of Muchinga province, monitoring our malaria elimination work, I have always wondered where and how the residents of these villages get their essential...

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Treating Malaria in Rural Uganda

Treating Malaria in Rural Uganda

By Kayongo Abdallah, Program Manager, Malaria Partners Uganda Despite declines over the past decade, malaria remains an important global public health problem. Uganda is one of twenty countries accounting for 85% of all malaria cases and deaths. The persistently high...

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2022 Interactive Small Grants Map

2022 Interactive Small Grants Map

In 2022, Malaria Partners International continued to make a difference in malaria-endemic countries through their small grants program. We successfully funded grants in six different countries, with many more grants already in the pipeline for 2023. Projects ranged...

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