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30/03/2023 Learning brief Implementing seasonal malaria chemoprevention in conflict-affected areas in Borno state Despite security challenges, SMC could safely be delivered to eligible children and hard-to-reach populations in Borno state, Nigeria, in 2021. 30/03/2023 Despite security challenges, SMC could safely be delivered to eligible children and hard-to-reach populations in Borno state, Nigeria, in 2021.
27/03/2023 Project brief Scaling up the Boma Health Initiative in South Sudan We are expanding community health services across two counties in Northern Bahr El Ghazal state to prevent and treat common health conditions. 27/03/2023 We are expanding community health services across two counties in Northern Bahr El Ghazal state to prevent and treat common health conditions.
20/03/2023 Project brief Implementing a subnational COVID-19 vaccination campaign in South Sudan We are conducting a seven-day vaccination campaign in Aweil South to promote vaccination efforts and encourage community uptake. 20/03/2023 We are conducting a seven-day vaccination campaign in Aweil South to promote vaccination efforts and encourage community uptake.
16/03/2023 Project report Strengthening the pneumonia response in Chad: Formative assessment 2022 This review identifies opportunities to improve pneumonia management in Chad. 16/03/2023 This review identifies opportunities to improve pneumonia management in Chad.
14/03/2023 Project brief Distributing mosquito bite-prevention tools among forest goers We are distributing malaria prevention tools among people in remote forested areas in Cambodia to support malaria elimination. 14/03/2023 We are distributing malaria prevention tools among people in remote forested areas in Cambodia to support malaria elimination.
24/02/2023 Project report Strengthening community-based malaria prevention and surveillance interventions in Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples’ Region, Ethiopia The project’s goal was to contribute to the sustained reduction of malaria morbidity and disease severity in two districts of Wolaita zone. 24/02/2023 The project’s goal was to contribute to the sustained reduction of malaria morbidity and disease severity in two districts of Wolaita zone.
23/02/2023 Infographic Providing essential healthcare services in South Sudan Through HPF3, a multi-donor fund focused on strengthening health services, we have supported increased access to integrated health services. 23/02/2023 Through HPF3, a multi-donor fund focused on strengthening health services, we have supported increased access to integrated health services.
30/01/2023 Project brief Happy Feet: Community-based podoconiosis prevention and control in Ethiopia The Happy Feet project aims to accelerate control of podoconiosis by creating access to better quality healthcare services. 30/01/2023 The Happy Feet project aims to accelerate control of podoconiosis by creating access to better quality healthcare services.
30/01/2023 Journal article A hybrid effectiveness-implementation study protocol to assess the effectiveness and chemoprevention efficacy of implementing seasonal malaria chemoprevention in five districts in Karamoja region, Uganda The study aims to test the effectiveness and safety of DP-SMC and SPAQ-SMC among 3–59 months old children in Karamoja region, Uganda. 30/01/2023 The study aims to test the effectiveness and safety of DP-SMC and SPAQ-SMC among 3–59 months old children in Karamoja region, Uganda.
12/01/2023 Journal article Optimising the role of ‘lead mothers’ in seasonal malaria chemoprevention campaigns: Formative research in Kano state, northern Nigeria Lead mothers can and do influence caregivers to adopt healthy behaviours during SMC campaigns. But their recruitment, training and supervision can be improved. 12/01/2023 Lead mothers can and do influence caregivers to adopt healthy behaviours during SMC campaigns. But their recruitment, training and supervision can be improved.
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