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Project brief

Improving vitamin A coverage through co-implementation with seasonal chemoprevention in Nigeria

This study aims to generate evidence to support decision-making on integrating vitamin A supplementation into seasonal malaria chemoprevention at scale and in diverse settings in Nigeria.

Learning brief

Assessing the effect of the ‘zooming-in’ approach to improve malaria-related indicators: Lessons learnt from Uganda

Innovative communication approaches such as the ‘zooming-in’ approach can yield exceptional results when accorded sufficient time for implementation, follow-up visits, mentorship and coaching.

Project report

Improving access to malaria case management for conflict-affected populations in Cameroon

This Cameroon project will focus on a demand-side intervention to enhance healthcare-seeking behaviour and service uptake, and a supply-side intervention to improve the quality of malaria diagnosis and treatment that community health workers.

Synopsis

Optimising the role of lead mothers during the seasonal malaria chemoprevention campaign in Kano state, Nigeria

This study aims to develop, implement and evaluate an intervention to optimise the role of lead mothers, women who promote health activities in their communities, in the SMC campaign in northern Nigeria.

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Briefing note

11/11/2019 Briefing note Accelerating malaria elimination in northern Cambodia through early diagnosis and treatment To take the final steps towards eliminating Plasmodium falciparum in Cambodia and avoid further emergence of artemisinin-resistant mutations, a specific focus on preventing malaria among vulnerable groups is required. This… 11/11/2019 To take the final steps towards eliminating Plasmodium falciparum in Cambodia and avoid further emergence of artemisinin-resistant mutations, a specific focus on preventing malaria among vulnerable groups is required. This briefing note describes our approach, contributions to and achievements in…

21/03/2019 Briefing note One Health and community engagement: Two complementary approaches for tackling antimicrobial resistance A One Health approach and community engagement are crucial to tackling antimicrobial resistance. We carried out two studies in Bangladesh that highlight the value of community dialogues in addressing this… 21/03/2019 A One Health approach and community engagement are crucial to tackling antimicrobial resistance. We carried out two studies in Bangladesh that highlight the value of community dialogues in addressing this threat to global health.

07/08/2018 Briefing note Using promotional materials for effective social and behaviour change communication This briefing note discusses the merits and limitations of using information, education and communication materials or free promotional items to create and sustain behaviour change for a positive health impact… 07/08/2018 This briefing note discusses the merits and limitations of using information, education and communication materials or free promotional items to create and sustain behaviour change for a positive health impact at the community level. It provides guidance to those planning…

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