Browse a curated selection of Malaria Consortium publications and perspectives for a deeper insight into the thematic areas and projects that are the focus of our presented research at this year's conference.
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Innovations in chemoprevention
Innovations in chemoprevention are accelerating the pathway to elimination. New tools, such as malaria vaccines, next-generation nets and new drugs are strengthening the existing malaria prevention toolkit; while approaches like integration are enhancing equitable access to services. These innovations have enormous potential, provided they are meaningfully harnessed and deployed strategically with partners to optimise health outcomes.
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Reducing malaria morbidity in infants through perennial malaria chemoprevention in Nigeria
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Barriers to uptake and implementation of malaria chemoprevention in school-aged children: A stakeholder engagement meeting report
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Improving understanding of children's immunity to malaria in seasonal malaria chemoprevention areas
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From efficacy to effectiveness: a comprehensive framework for monitoring, evaluating and optimizing SMC programmes
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Sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine resistance study
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Resilient health systems
Building resilience to external shocks, like pandemics and severe weather events, is critical to ensuring progress is sustained. We develop decision tools and real-time surveillance that better equip national programmes to target resources, seeking ways to integrate climate intelligence, digital tools and adaptive approaches that help health systems respond to evolving risks. We can build on our experience deploying digital surveillance and data systems to accelerate how technology strengthens health delivery.
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Advancing local decisions in Mozambique
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Advancing local decisions in Uganda
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Malaria molecular surveillance project
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Reflections on the COVID-19 pandemic
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Challenges and opportunities in seasonal malaria campaign digitalisation
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Strengthening national preparedness against arboviruses in Uganda: Advancing health sector resilience to tackle future public health threats
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Community-based approaches, locally led solutionsLocally led, community-based approaches ensure that health services are embedded in existing infrastructures, integrate community perspectives and contributions, and target populations with solutions that address their specific needs. Our research and programmes actively engage and are often co-led by local actors.Publications
Be In A Net
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Community-led solutions to antimicrobial resistance: A One Health approach in Bangladesh and Nepal
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Cross-border project — RAI4E
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Health sector transformation project
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Integrated delivery for child health equity
Combining experience of developing and delivering health services at scale with our research and implementation science expertise, we are using high-coverage malaria platforms (especially via our SMC programme) to identify opportunities to strengthen and scale integrated delivery approaches that link malaria prevention with immunisation and other health services. By leveraging trusted, door-to-door campaigns we can help overcome the operational challenges that often hinder uptake and vaccination coverage and are supporting data systems that enhance surveillance, accountability and coordination, ensuring no child is left behind.
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SEND — Malaria Vaccine: Strategic engagement from national level to community delivery
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Integrated delivery of oral rehydration solution and zinc with seasonal malaria chemoprevention in Chad
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ENHANCE: Enhanced seasonal malaria vaccination in Nigeria
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A cost analysis comparing seasonal malaria chemoprevention with and without vitamin A supplementation among under-5 children in Nigeria
