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Co-implementing vitamin A supplementation with seasonal malaria chemoprevention


Research brief

Co-implementing vitamin A supplementation with seasonal malaria chemoprevention

In 2019, we conducted a pilot implementation study in Sokoto state, Nigeria, to assess vitamin A coverage when co-delivered with the fourth cycle of the SMC campaign.  
Malaria surveillance and response


Capacity statement

Malaria surveillance and response

Surveillance is crucial to health systems strengthening. We have been supporting surveillance activities in Africa and Asia since 2009, particularly with regard to malaria.  
Seasonal malaria chemoprevention


Project brief

Seasonal malaria chemoprevention

In 2020, Malaria Consortium's SMC programme aims to reach more than 12 million children in Burkina Faso, Chad and Nigeria.  
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29/07/2020 Capacity statement Malaria surveillance and response capacity statement This capacity statement details our substantial expertise in malaria surveillance and response, highlighting projects in Africa and Asia, where we have been supporting surveillance activities since 2009. We engage in… 29/07/2020 This capacity statement details our substantial expertise in malaria surveillance and response, highlighting projects in Africa and Asia, where we have been supporting surveillance activities since 2009. We engage in critical work that is centred on improving the quality of…
17/06/2020 Journal article A process for developing a sustainable and scalable approach to community engagement: Community dialogue approach for addressing the drivers of antibiotic resistance in Bangladesh Background Community engagement approaches that have impacted on health outcomes are often time intensive, small-scale and require high levels of financial and human resources. They can be difficult to sustain and… 17/06/2020 Background Community engagement approaches that have impacted on health outcomes are often time intensive, small-scale and require high levels of financial and human resources. They can be difficult to sustain and scale-up in low resource settings. Given the reach of health…
21/05/2020 Position statement La résistance aux antimicrobiens : Une menace croissante pour la santé mondiale La résistance aux antimicrobiens (RAM) — lorsque des micro-organismes mutent et deviennent capables de résister aux effets des médicaments destinés à les tuer — est à l’origine d’au moins 700… 21/05/2020 La résistance aux antimicrobiens (RAM) — lorsque des micro-organismes mutent et deviennent capables de résister aux effets des médicaments destinés à les tuer — est à l’origine d’au moins 700 000 décès dans le monde chaque année. Sans mesures urgentes,…
21/05/2020 Position statement Resistência antimicrobiana: Uma ameaça crescente à saúde global A resistência antimicrobiana (AMR, na sigla em inglês) — quando os microorganismos sofrem mutações e desenvolvem a capacidade de suportar os efeitos dos medicamentos concebidos para matá-los — provoca, pelo… 21/05/2020 A resistência antimicrobiana (AMR, na sigla em inglês) — quando os microorganismos sofrem mutações e desenvolvem a capacidade de suportar os efeitos dos medicamentos concebidos para matá-los — provoca, pelo menos, 700.000 mortes a nível mundial, todos os anos. Se…
26/03/2020 Position statement Antimicrobial resistance: A growing threat to global health Antimicrobial resistance — when microorganisms mutate and develop the ability to withstand the effects of medicines designed to kill them — contributes to at least 700,000 deaths globally every year.… 26/03/2020 Antimicrobial resistance — when microorganisms mutate and develop the ability to withstand the effects of medicines designed to kill them — contributes to at least 700,000 deaths globally every year. Without urgent action, millions of lives are at risk and…
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