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Malaria Prevention Tools
We mobilize the private sector to support efforts to protect children and families with insecticide-treated bed nets and other life-saving tools.
Partnering with leaders
We work with government leaders—such as Mizengo Pinda, the Prime Minister of Tanzania—to grow their investment in malaria control to achieve the 2015 targets of near zero deaths.
UAM Soccer Stars
We partner with celebrated international soccer stars, like Didier Yves Drogba, to bring visibility to the fight against malaria in the United Against Malaria campaign.
This World Malaria Day, United Against Malaria partners old and new reached out to employees and communities across Tanzania, where approximately 60,000 malaria-related deaths occur each year.
Just days before World Malaria Day, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) launched its 2013-2015 Malaria Control Strategy and Action Plan at an exciting event at Koforidua in Eastern Ghana. The company aims to reduce its malaria-related absenteeism rate of 25% among its 7,000 workers.
Telecom company MTN, together with United Against Malaria Partners JHU-CCP, Unicef, and Speak Up Africa, developed a mini-campaign in April 2012 to help promote the consistent use of insecticide-treated bednets. One year later, MTN has relaunched the campaign, including this video in French, to celebrate World Malaria Day 2013.
What's the most powerful tool to protect a child from malaria?
There are many: long-lasting insecticide-treated bednets, rapid diagnostic tests, artemisinin-based combination therapies, and antenatal care for pregnant women. But for World Malaria Day (April 25), there's a tool that's both powerful and simple, the United Against Malaria bracelet--and it's one of the easiest ways to raise funds for malaria control efforts in Africa.
Voices seeks to expand national movements of powerful private and public sector leaders in Ghana, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, and other African countries to mobilize political and popular support for malaria control.