William Daniels, a professional photographer who has covered the work of Malaria Consortium twice in Africa, has been awarded the 2009 Photo Philanthropy Excellence Prize. Daniel’s photographs were shot at Malaria Consor…
London, 15 December 2009: International funding for malaria has increased dramatically from US$35 million in 2000 to $652 million in 2007, according to a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) released today. The 20…
In spite of difficult odds, mass mosquito net distribution campaigns supported by a partnership programme led by Malaria Consortium have been reaching communities in the north of the country with some success.
Almost a quarter of…
London 11 December 2009: The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) are linked to the realisation of human rights, but they are also simply the right thing to aim for because we share a common sense of humanity and an interest in the…
London 10 December 2009: Malaria Consortium welcomes the United Nations General Assembly Resolution A/64/L.28 2001-2010: A Decade to Roll Back Malaria in Developing Countries, Particularly in Africa. The resolution, adopted by …
London 2 December 2009: Five celebrities - Ben Shephard, Chris Moyles, Fearne Cotton, Gary Barlow and Kimberley Walsh - are visiting Uganda to lend their direct support to the start of a mass mosquito-net distribution campai…
Supporting small scale, community-led advocacy efforts is an extremely cost-effective way of raising local political awareness to ensure government commitment in the fight against malaria. This is the main conclusion of Malaria Co…
London 26 November 2009: A new report launched by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (APPMG) highlights the tragic burden of some of the world’s most debilitating and neglected tropi…
London, 26 November 2009: Malaria Consortium, in collaboration with the Vector Control Division (Ministry of Health, Uganda) and the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust Research Programme, Nairobi, has been awarded a grant of $45,000 by the Izum…
London, 20 November 2009: Despite increased investment in malaria control demonstrating dramatic success, with the latest artemisinin-based drug combinations proving highly efficient as both treatment and defence against resistanc…
London 19 November 2009: The first World Health Organisation Integrated Vector Management (IVM) stakeholders\' meeting was held in Geneva this week, where participants developed a roadmap aimed at strengthening evidence-based deci…
London, 12 November 2009: The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has approved a proposal to expand malaria control across all those at risk from the disease in Cameroon. Malaria Consortium’s…
London, 12 November 2009: The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has approved 17 out of 31 malaria proposals, a total of $609 million over two years and up to $1.3 billion over five years. Partners in the Rol…
11 November 2009: While there have been considerable reductions in malaria deaths in endemic countries and the burden of malaria has been lifted for many, it is critical that the malaria community continues to look beyond 20…
According to the World Health Organisation, around one million people die every year from malaria, mostly African children under the age of five. This is the equivalent of a child dying every 30 seconds from a disease that is both…
Malaria Consortium on the ground at MIM Malaria Consortium staff at the conference: Day 3 - Elimination /eradication day at MIM Control, elimination, eradication and extermination are successive stages in the wa…
Malaria is an incredible burden on Africa; it is one of the biggest causes of mortality in children under the age of five. Pregnant women are also particularly vulnerable to the disease. Yet it is a disease that is both prev…
Nairobi 3 November 2009: There is urgent need for the malaria community to understand better the potential of various insecticide treated net (ITN) distribution strategies in Africa, given the shift of focus away from pregnant wom…
Nairobi, 3 November 2009: Many malaria-endemic countries realise the importance of home management of malaria in rural settings to reduce mortality in children. However, there are concerns about blood-safety and accuracy of diagno…
Bangkok, 2 November 2009: Last week, the World Health Organisation Regional Office for South-East Asia (SEARO) convened a Regional Consultation on Integrated Approach to Malaria Control in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Malaria Consortium, w…
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London, 27 October 2009: Research undertaken by Malaria Consortium and published today in the high profile journal Public Library of Science Neglected Tropical Diseases, shows it is possible to survey major tropical diseases simul…
London 27 October 2009: The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Global Fund) has signed an agreement representing its largest single malaria initiative with the Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria, providing res…
During September and October Malaria Consortium and attended the UK party conferences. In the run up to the next general election these conferences presented a key opportunity for the organisation to influence UK polic…
London: Malaria Consortium, co-hosted with the Financial Times (FT), a highly successful breakfast briefing today, focusing on The Economics of Fighting Malaria. The event attracted participants from among the corporate sector, as…
Even if 2010 net coverage targets are reached, will it be enough? London: Malaria Consortium, the world’s leading NGO dedicated to the control of the disease, is concerned that while 2010 target for universal mosquito net…
Today Malaria Consortium is launching the "African Coalitions Against Malaria" case study. The document describes a successful model of engaging African civil society through multi-stakeholder national alliances.It draws…
Over 60 million long lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) are being distributed to every household in Nigeria, protecting millions of li…
African Leaders have launched a new high-level initiative to push ahead on the global commitment to protect all those at risk from malaria in Africa by the end of 2010, with the aim of ending unnecessary deaths from the disease by…
A new UK-backed campaign, managed by Malaria Consortium, to rid Nigeria of malaria and distribute over 63 million lifesaving bednets launched its second phase in the north of the country today. Malaria is a wholly preventable …
Malaria Consortium’s integrated malaria control project in Busiro North, Wakiso district, Uganda, implemented with the Ugandan Ministry of Health, WHO, and other Roll Back Malaria partners was recently visited on the 23rd Au…
Malaria Consortium is in the process of handing out over 800,000 mosquito nets in Southern Sudan in order to save lives in one of the world’s most deprived regions. The Malaria Consortium has been active in the region f…
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Malaria Consortium alongside other partners is responding to the serious threat posed by newly developing resistance to the highly-effective artemisinin based drugs, the best drugs currently available to combat malaria. In May…
Care by Design, a medical consultancy firm, has chosen Malaria Consortium to be their Charity of the Year 2009/2010. The director of Care by Design, Angela Nisbet, will be working with Malaria Consortium\'s fundraising team to rai…
Malaria Consortium compliments the Conservative party pledge to spend at least £500 million per year tackling malaria until the Millennium Development Goal on malaria has been met, as outlined in their newly published Intern…
Malaria Consortium compliments the UK Government for its support in the drive for malaria elimination.
We welcome, in particular, DFID\'s commitment to provide 30 million long lasting insecticide treated nets between 2010 and 201…
An additional 30 million bed nets, the development of life-saving new treatments and new funding to increase access to anti-malarial drugs are announced today in a package of measures by International Development Secretary, Doug…
2 JULY 2009, LONDON: On the eve of the G8 Summit, and ten years after the Group of Eight made concrete commitments to tackle malaria, the European Alliance Against Malaria (EAAM) launches a report that investigates whether their p…
Over 60 million long lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) are being distributed to every household in Nigeria, protecting millions of lives from malaria. This comprehensive nationwide effort represents an unprecedented opportunity to…
New report launched on Day of the African Child unveils next steps for EU in fight against malaria Malaria, the biggest killer of African children claims about 800,000 lives a year1 London, UK: EMBARGOED until 12.01am CEST 16 …
Press release London – Friday 24th, April 2009: Malaria Consortium, the world’s leading not-for-profit dedicated to malaria control, has been awarded 20 million Canadian dollars by the Canadian International D…
Press release Just days ahead of World Malaria Day 2009 Comic Relief has awarded £6.3m in funding to Malaria Consortium and the Global Fund to help protect over 1m people in Africa from malaria. Comic Relief selected Malar…
Malaria Consortium, in partnership with Roll Back Malaria, led in the development of www.worldmalariaday.org, a dynamic and interactive information and advocacy portal. The World Malaria Day website was established to help individ…
Malaria Consortium presents an exclusive UK exhibition of William Daniels’ photograph collection, Mauvais Air, to celebrate World Malaria Day 2009. The stunning collection was shot by multi award winning photographer Wil…
Third Sector Photo story using one of William Daniel’s photographs from the Mauvais Air collection. Counting Malaria Out campaign for World Malaria Day 2009.
The BBC and Comic Relief came to Uganda for 12 days (9th to 20th December 2008). Presenter Denise Van Outen visited Iganga District and fellow presenter Fearne Cotton visited Mulago hospital. The Uganda Ministry of Health, Distric…
From 16-22 February, Malaria Consortium, on behalf of the European Alliance Against Malaria, organised a parliamentary study tour to Uganda. The tour group comprised four British parliamentarians, three of whom are members of the …
The Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University (“Asia’s Leader in Tropical Medicine”), was founded in 1960, and is thus now approaching its 50th Anniversary. It is now firmly established as the hub for trop…