Who we are
Malaria Consortium is an organisation of global health and malaria specialists creating tangible, scalable and sustainable impact.
As a global health charity with 20 years of proven impact against malaria, we are uniquely positioned to unite key partners in achieving a world free of malaria, where equitable access to healthcare empowers people and enables communities to thrive.
Why partner with us? Our deep, on-the-ground, technical expertise, unique focus on implementation science, powerful partnerships and an ability to scale interventions cost-effectively — all backed by reliable governance.
Our mission
We exist to improve health and save lives in communities affected by malaria and associated health inequities.
What do we mean by associated health inequities?
Malaria-affected communities experience unfair, avoidable and systemic differences in health or access to health services — in other words, health inequities. These differences are often caused by social, economic or environmental factors such as poverty, discrimination or location, making it more difficult for communities to get the healthcare and support they need. Health inequities can be aggravated by, but are not limited to, specific geographies or humanitarian contexts.
Our vision
We believe in a world free of malaria where equitable access to healthcare empowers people and enables communities to thrive.
Malaria prevention, diagnosis and treatment are vital steps towards enabling healthier communities. The nature of our work is rooted in providing responsive, on-the-ground solutions within communities, making us well positioned to address the added health inequities they face. Working with governments and partners, we help to narrow the gap in health outcomes, paving the way toward a future where everyone can thrive.
Our values
Our values breathe life into everything we do.
We are passionate about making a difference by saving lives and improving health and wellbeing. Our culture is driven by our commitment to excellence, continuous learning, knowledge sharing and embracing diversity. We value our colleagues and stakeholders, and we are steadfast in our belief in doing no harm.
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- Bangladesh
- Burkina Faso
- Cambodia
- Cameroon
- Chad
- Ethiopia
- Mozambique
- Myanmar
- Nepal
- Nigeria
- South Sudan
- Togo
- Uganda
- Community delivery
- Research
- AMR
- Dengue
- Diarrhoea
- Malaria
- Malnutrition
- NTDs
- Pneumonia
- Case Management
- Diagnosis
- Elimination
- iCCM
- Malaria in pregnancy
- Quality improvement
- Resistance management
- Treatment