Malaria Consortium 2003-2013: a decade in communicable disease control and child health

Malaria Consortium was founded in 2003 by a small team of people with a vision - to build the capacity of malaria-endemic countries worldwide to deal with a common and treatable disease that was devastating the lives of poor and vulnerable communities. Over the course of a decade of innovation and strong partnerships, this vision has grown from focusing solely on malaria control and prevention to include integrated approaches to improving child health and neglected tropical diseases. Now working in fifteen countries across Africa and Asia, Malaria Consortium is delighted to take the opportunity of the organisation’s 10th anniversary to reflect on a decade of impact.

This publication celebrates ten years of Malaria Consortium, reflecting on our evolution at country level and providing insights into what we have achieved and what more needs to be done. It looks at Malaria Consortium's approaches on key health interventions in three areas:

1. Disease control: malaria and neglected tropical diseases
2. Linking the community to health systems
3. Moving to elimination

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Country: Cambodia | Chad | Ethiopia | Mozambique | Myanmar | Nigeria | Senegal | South Sudan | Thailand | Uganda | Zambia

Diseases: Pneumonia | NTDs | Malnutrition | Malaria | Diarrhoea | Dengue