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Projects

Malaria Partners International (MPI), supports a variety of projects that each tackle malaria elimination projects in endemic areas–and we are always adding more. These projects vary in size and scale: some are achieved through Rotary Global Grants and many through our own small grants program, as well as Rotary’s first Program of Scale: Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia (PMFZ).

 

Click below to see more detail on some of our major projects, or visit our Small Grants and Global Grants pages for more detail on those programs and projects.

 

Small Grants ProgramGlobal Grants

Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia (PMFZ)

Location: Zambia

On March 9th, 2021, Rotary International, World Vision, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced the launch of Rotary’s first Program of Scale, Partners for a Malaria-Free Zambia, a $6 million investment to train, equip and deploy 2500 Community Health Workers in Zambia.
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Copperbelt Project (Phases I & II)

Location: Zambia

With the expected completion of The Copperbelt project in 2021, an estimated $3.5 million will be invested to fully prepare CHWs to protect the Copperbelt’s 2.6 million inhabitants.  The malaria fight is an exceptional opportunity for Rotary members and partners to come together to help end a disease that kills a child every two minutes.
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Katakwi (Phases I & II)

Location: Uganda

The Soroti Central Club of Uganda as host club and Seattle #4 as International Lead Club have joined together with other U.S. based Rotary Clubs, District 9211 Rotary members (East Africa), Pilgrim Africa, Ugandan Ministry of Health, Katakwi Health Officials, and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, in a Global Grant for malaria intervention and control in three sub-counties of Katakwi District.

See More Updates from Successful Projects

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...

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...

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...

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...

Stuck in London – While Mentoring Community Health Workers

Stuck in London – While Mentoring Community Health Workers

By Eric Liswaniso, Programs Manager, Malaria Partners Zambia and Wongani Zulu, Malaria Surveillance Specialist, World Vision Zambia “Eric, did you know this place is called London?” remarked Kelvin, the District Surveillance Officer for Lavushimanda district, to my...

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