Malaria Consortium US grants are only awarded to Malaria Consortium projects and countries. At this time, MC-US does not accept grant applications outside of the organization.
How grants are awarded
Grants are awarded to Malaria Consortium countries based on where they can have the greatest impact. Grant applications for implementation and research projects, from training community health workers and securing essential medicines to pioneering research on malaria and COVID-19, are aligned with Malaria Consortium’s strategy and seek solutions to global health challenges consistent with our mission.
The MC-US Board of Directors is responsible for awarding grants to Malaria Consortium projects based on the available funds from donations and where they can have the greatest immediate impact.
MC-US follows a clear set of procedures and protocols for grant application, approval, award and reporting.
Grant application and award process
Grants awarded by MC-US support health programs implemented by Malaria Consortium in its host countries. Funding is either restricted for specific programs (such as seasonal malaria chemoprevention or vaccine initiatives) or unrestricted, allowing flexibility to address urgent health needs where they arise.
The Board of Directors rigorously reviews all grant applications against established criteria and available funding before awarding grants that deliver measurable and immediate impact.
MC-US follows a clear set of procedures and protocols for grant application, approval, award and reporting.
MC-US grants awarded between 2019 and 2024
52 Grants have been awarded by MC-US since 2019 for a total of $28,004,248.
Of these, eight were restricted for seasonal malaria chemoprevention for a total of $10,807,427. Two grants were restricted to human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine research in Cambodia for a total of $500,00, and the remaining 42 grants were for unrestricted grants for a total of $16,696,821.
All MC-US countries have been recipients of US grants with the exception of Myanmar which has been sanctioned by the US Treasury Department.
For a detailed report of these grants and their impact, please see our latest Impact Report.
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