VOICES for a Malaria-Free Future, in partnership with the Global Health Council, Malaria No More, PATH and RBM co-organized a press conference for leading malaria experts, officials and advocates, to announce new findings detailed in Saving Lives with Malaria Control: Counting Down to the Millennium
Parliamentarians agree on five core resolutions and 20 recommendations to scale-up sustained malaria control efforts and demand to have a stricter oversight role and control over policies, programs and domestic and international financing for health. Seventy-six parliamentarians from 18 countries in West and Central Africa
In partnership with an array of global health organizations, the VOICES for a Malaria-Free Future project at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Center for Communication Programs, called on heads of state to increase commitments to improve the health of women and children
Chaired by Mali Prime Minister Modibo Sidibe, an International Malaria Forum for Parliamentarians from West and Central Africa will be held in Bamako from 13 to 15 July 2010 at the Hotel Salam. Twenty countries within this sub-region and a dozen international institutions from Europe
The United Against Malaria (UAM) Campaign came together this evening at the “Celebrate Africa—The Grand Finale Concert” at the Coca-Cola Dome in Johannesburg to honor the lasting legacy of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, and generate further support and awareness in the fight against malaria,
A conference on a campaign aimed at ensuring a universal access to mosquito nets and malaria drugs in Africa was held Thursday in Paris, France, witnessed by Cameroonian football icon Roger Milla. “By acting now, we can achieve unprecedented coverage of mosquito nets in Africa by
Lady Jay Dee, Professor Jay, Tanzania House of Talent, plus Many Others Artists Will Challenge Tanzanians to “Wake Up!” to the Malaria Threat More than 15 of Tanzania’s biggest music stars will perform during the nationally broadcast Zinduka! (“Wake-up!”) Concert on February 13th. This is
The Global Program on Malaria at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Center for Communication Programs (CCP) received a $15 million grant to develop communication strategies to prevent and treat malaria in rural Tanzania. The award was made by the President’s Malaria Initiative
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