Our publications

• Research and innovation

  	Determining the malaria burden and long-term complications following SARS-CoV-2 infection Our study conducted in Ethiopia and Uganda explores the relationship between past SARS-CoV-2 infection and malaria risk. Read more
  	Improving understanding of children’s immunity to malaria in SMC areas We are evaluating how malaria immunity varies among individuals who receive seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) compared with those who do not, informing future studies on the long-term clinical implications for children receiving SMC. Read more
  	Seasonal malaria chemoprevention Malaria Consortium is a leading implementer of seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) and carries out pioneering research to strengthen the quality and effectiveness of this life-saving intervention. Read more
  	Supporting the scale-up of seasonal malaria chemoprevention in Mozambique Malaria Consortium Mozambique visited Nigeria to gather practical knowledge on the effective scale-up of seasonal malaria chemoprevention, and to establish ways of exchanging knowledge in the future. Read more
  	Global capacity statement Our global capacity statement describes our approach and expertise and provides an overview of the key areas of our work. Read more

• Strengthening health systems and communities

  	Be In A Net Through the Behavioural Insights to Accelerate Net Use project, we aim to increase the use of insecticide-treated nets in households that already have access to them. Read more
  	Monitoring and evaluating insecticide-treated net campaigns in Ondo and Anambra states Malaria Consortium has worked with national and state malaria elimination programmes in Nigeria to distribute and evaluate nets treated with a pyrethroid insecticide and synergist combination that enhances insecticidal efficacy. Read more
  	Reducing malaria morbidity in infants through perennial malaria chemoprevention in Nigeria The PMC Effect study is assessing the clinical effectiveness and operational feasibility of perennial malaria chemoprevention (PMC) with the aim of supporting its uptake into national policy and scale-up across Nigeria. Read more
  	Improving access to malaria case management for conflict-affected populations in Cameroon To improve the quality of malaria diagnosis and treatment that community health workers provide, we will focus on an intervention to enhance healthcare-seeking behaviour. Read more
  	Happy Feet: Initiating and integrating low-cost podoconiosis and lymphoedema management services in primary healthcare Malaria Consortium is implementing the Happy Feet project in Southern Ethiopia to improve access to quality lymphoedema morbidity management and disability prevention services. Read more
  	From steps to solutions: Advancing podoconiosis prevention and control in Ethiopia  We aim to work with key stakeholders to accelerate the control of podoconiosis by creating universal access to better quality preventive measures and healthcare.   Read more

• Collaborating to eliminate malaria and other diseases

  	Learning exchange shares institutional capacity to respond to rising arboviral threat in Africa From 31 October to 5 November 2022, as part of the Resistance Against Future Threats through Vector Control (RAFT) project funded by UK Aid, Malaria Consortium hosted a learning exchange with arboviral experts from across Africa and Southeast Asia. Read more
  	Second learning exchange enhances preparedness for emerging and future threats in African countries This learning exchange between Asia and Africa sought to strengthen capacity in Africa to respond to arboviruses. Read more
  	Sharing lessons from Cambodia on the malaria elimination journey National malaria programme respresentatives from 11 African and Middle Eastern countries embarked on an insightful learning exchange to Cambodia, facilitated by the RBM partnership. Read more