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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 9h
🎉 Thrilled to have recognised Romão Health Facility, Maputo City, for improving #malaria #surveillance through better data quality. A great example of what can be achieved when #health facilities, authorities & partners work together to strengthen data-informed decision-making.
A group photo featuring Romão Health Facility and Malaria Consortium staff (including Country Director in Mozambique, Dr Maria Rodrigues) during the ceremony recognising the top-performing health facility for malaria surveillance in Maputo City.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Our project w/ #SouthSudan MoH and & HISP Tanzania introduced a digital tool enabling boma health workers to record/report #malaria data using tablets, improving case tracking & transmission monitoring. 🎥 Watch our video: www.youtube.com/watch?si=Mhb... #DigitalHealth
A woman holds a speakerphone to her face. Text reads: 'Transforming community health. The digital health initiative in South Sudan.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Arboviruses like #dengue, #chikungunya & #YellowFever are a growing threat in #Uganda. 🦟 Learn how our SUPAAT project is strengthening the systems, evidence & coordination needed for outbreak preparedness. Read the blog ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/how-uga...
A child has their blood taken for testing. Text reads: 'From our blog: How Uganda is preparing against the threat of arboviral diseases.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Read reflections from APMEN, Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research & Malaria Consortium's #WorldMosquitoDay webinar about the future of #VectorControl. Explore emerging challenges + innovations that could protect communities from diseases like #malaria. www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/explori...
A woman hangs a mosquito net. Text reads: 'From our blog: Exploring the future of vector control.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
The Global Fund Results Report 2026 is live! It shows what's possible with country leadership, communities at the center of decision-making & #partnership focused on impact. Progress against HIV, TB & #malaria needs contd investment, innovation & action: www.theglobalfund.org/en/results/
A happy woman holds an infant. Text reads: The Global Fund Results Report 2026.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
Our colleagues share insights from the #SBCCSummit, reflecting on building trust, strengthening health systems, local ownership & the responsible use of #AI in #GlobalHealth. Visit @gh-otherwise.bsky.social ➡️https://globalhealthotherwise.com/the-funding-crisis-is-real-but-its-not-the-whole-story/
A mother in Nigeria talking to a community health worker about receiving SMC. Text reads: 'From our blog: The funding crisis is real, but it's not the whole story.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
A surge in #malaria cases threatened years of progress in South #Ethiopia. Through stronger surveillance, health worker training & community awareness, our project with the Min. of Health reduced malaria cases by 52% & deaths by 65% across 18 districts. ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/projects/red...
An image of a field worker approaching a traditional thatched-roof home in a rural community. 

Text reads: 'Thanks to coordinated action with the government and communities, our 
project reduced malaria cases by 52% and malaria-related deaths by 65%. Find out how.'An image of a high-level meeting to discuss the emergency response. Text reads: 'We engaged 86 political leaders and health officials, then developed action plans to target 18 districts.'
Text reads: 'To improve community awareness: Twice weekly radio messages 
were broadcast. 400 posters and 1,000 leaflets were distributed. 18 billboards were installed.'Text reads: '58 health workers and 947 health extension workers were trained on surveillance, epidemic detection and response. Plus, 74 mosquito breeding sites were identified and targeted for drainage and control measures.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 07/09/2026
Malaria doesn’t stop at national borders. Our work in #Cambodia, #LaoPDR & #Vietnam is supporting mobile/migrant populations in remote forested border regions by training volunteers, delivering mobile #malaria services & enabling real-time reporting. ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/why-bor...
A community health worker performs a malaria test on a community member. Text reads: 'From our blog: Why borders matter in malaria control.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Simply making #GlobalHealth interventions available isn’t enough. We work w/ communities, governments & local partners to apply evidence-informed social & behaviour change approaches that strengthen trust, shift norms & support healthier behaviours. Read: www.malariaconsortium.org/social-and-b...
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
W/ Nigeria's national malaria elimination programme, supported by @Coefficient Giving on GiveWell's recommendation, we're distributing 16m+ #malaria nets in 4 Nigerian states. Delivery is only part of the challenge. We're studying net use & maintenance to improve future campaigns. ➡️ brnw.ch/21x5hLO
A woman in Nigeria holds a mosquito net. Text reads: 'From our blog: Making every net count: Evidence, delivery and impact at scale.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
Malaria Consortium's Norman Aweno reflects on the DHIS2 Annual Conference in our blog. Read: www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/when-in... He outlines our work in #SouthSudan to illustrate how strong data & #DigitalHealth systems can support #GlobalHealth programmes w/ more targeted interventions.
Four men hold up placards at the DHIS2 Annual Conference. Text reads: 'From our blog: When information leads to action: Lessons for the DHIS2 Conference in Oslo.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
On 5 Aug, Nigeria's Min. of Health & National Malaria Control Programme, & Malaria Consortium, shared findings from the PMC Effect study in #OsunState. Results showed a 22% reduction in #malaria cases in under 2s, helping inform future policy/programming. ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/pmc-str...
Malaria Consortium’s Senior Technical Advisor, Dr Olusola Oresanya (left), stands together with Dr Nnenna Ogbulafor, National Coodinator of Nigeria’s National Malaria Elimination Programme (middle), and Gates Foundation representative Dr Keziah Sikanartey (right) at the perennial malaria chemoprevention national dissemination meeting.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 11/08/2026
🖥️ As #WorldMosquitoDay approaches, join a webinar hosted by APMEN VCWG, @genedrivenet.bsky.social & Malaria Consortium. 🦟 Experts will explore the future of #VectorControl & the innovations needed to strengthen efforts against mosquito-borne diseases. Register: aplma-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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For malaria burden reduction, vector control is the single most effective intervention. It has been estimated that in Africa over the preceding two decades more than 80% of malaria cases averted have been due to the
provision of insecticide-treated nets and indoor residual spraying. To reduce dengue risk,
vector control is also the primary tool. However, insecticide resistance within target mosquito
populations, inadequate uptake of available interventions, and other factors have resulted in
a ceiling of vector control impact and an escalation of mosquito-borne disease, notably
malaria and dengue. This is particularly true for outdoor transmission. While vaccines and
other interventions hold promise for incisive future disease burden reduction, there is a clear
need to strengthen vector control to regain medium-term control of transmission. This
webinar will explore some of the new and upcoming approaches for enhanced vector control.

18 August 2026
2:00 PM Singapore Time
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
As funding pressures grow, #malaria programmes are finding new ways to sustain impact. #Mozambique, #Nigeria & #Uganda show how local ownership, integrated services + data-driven decisions can help programmes maintain quality & maximise resources. Read: www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/adaptin...
A caregiver holds a child receiving a vaccination from community distributors and a village health team member in Uganda. Text reads: From our blog: Adapting to sustain impact: Lessons from countries in resource-constrained environments
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Over 5.5m insecticide-treated nets (#ITNs) have been distributed across #Togo, helping protect millions of people from #malaria. Malaria Consortium and partners supported the campaign through technical assistance, logistics & community education. Read: www.malariaconsortium.org/news/togo-la...
A man carries a bag containing an insecticide-treated mosquito net over his shoulder. Text reads: 'News: Togo launches new widespread mosquito net distribution campaign to drive down malaria.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
Working with South Sudan's MoH, we're strengthening diagnosis, treatment & referral of severe #malaria in Northern Bahr el Ghazal, #SouthSudan via improved case management & health worker skills. Evidence generated will inform policy & scale-up. Read more: www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pb...
A training facilitator explaining the Severe Malaria pre-referral treatment with rectal artesunate, Aweil Centre County, Aroyo. Text reads: 'Project brief - Severe malaria South Sudan.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
From 2–4 June, our training course in #SriLanka w/ APMEN brought together national #malaria programme delegates from across South Asia to strengthen #InsecticideResistance monitoring & safeguard the effectiveness of #VectorControl tools. Read our blog: www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/insecti...
Attendees of APMEN and Malaria Consortium's insecticide resistance training course pose for a group photo.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 31/07/2026
New research explores what it takes to deliver #SMC in conflict- and flood-affected areas of #SouthSudan. 🦟 The findings highlight practical ways to strengthen #malaria prevention and reach more children in complex settings. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/smc-sou... #GlobalHealth
A smiling woman holding an infant. Text reads: 'News: New research reveals how countries can continue to deliver life-saving medicine in complex settings.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
More than 5 million free insecticide-treated nets will be distributed across Borno state, #Nigeria, as part of its largest #malaria prevention campaign in 13yrs. Delivering at scale takes coordination, local leadership & accountability to ensure nets reach eligible households.
Attendees of the ITN Campaign Coordination Committee inauguration meeting pose for a group photo. Attendees of the ITN Campaign Coordination Committee inauguration engaged in a meeting.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Together w/ #SouthSudan MoH, @unicef.org & @who.int, we’re working to reach 705,300 children in remote & conflict-affected regions of #SouthSudan who have missed routine vaccines — helping to protect them from preventable diseases. Read our project brief: www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pb...
Women, infants and a health worker sit together around a a table. Text reads: 'Project brief: zero-dose mobile vaccination South Sudan.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 24/07/2026
In #BurkinaFaso, malaria cases fell by 32% and deaths by 44% between 2024 and 2025. 📉 Our latest news explores how a combination of interventions — from mosquito nets to #vaccines — is driving progress towards #MalariaElimination by 2030. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/burkina...
A woman holds an infant while a health worker gives them medication. Text reads: 'Burkina Faso records dramatic drop in malaria burden.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 21/07/2026
Our new learning brief shares lessons from the Local Decisions #Mozambique project, delivered in partnership with the Ministry of Health, on how strengthening data quality can improve local decision-making for the #malaria response. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/lb...
Project staff carry out a data quality assessment visit at a health facility in Niassa province.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 16/07/2026
Nigeria has reduced malaria prevalence to 15% in the last 15yrs. While visiting our Abuja office, RBM Partnership to End Malaria's CEO reflected on this milestone & the importance of investment, partnerships & evidence-based interventions to sustain gains: www.malariaconsortium.org/news/nigeria...
Three men stand next to each other in conversation, including Dr Michael Adekunle Charles and Malaria Consortium's Maxwell Kolawole. Text reads: 'News: Nigeria records significant decline in malaria prevalence, demonstrating progress towards elimination.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 13/07/2026
At the ICT4D Conference in Nairobi in May, we led a session w/ Catholic Relief Services & eGov Foundation exploring the transition from fragmented tools to a coordinated digital public infrastructure using DIGIT HCM. Read our key takeaways: www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/ict4d-c... #DigitalHealth
Community health workers speak with community members as part of the upSCALE digital health project in Mozambique in November 2023. Text reads 'From our blog: What digital transformation means for malaria control programmes.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 10/07/2026
At a high-level policy dialogue in June, stakeholders discussed how to sustain #Nigeria's progress against #malaria. They renewed calls for more domestic financing, stronger #surveillance systems & action to address threats like insecticide & antimalarial #DrugResistance #AMR
Attendees the the high-level policy dialogue in Nigeria, including Malaria Consortium's Maxwell Kolawole, pose for a group photo.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 08/07/2026
Our new project w/ @mmv.org & local partners aims to protect mobile & migrant communities along #Thailand's border w/ #Myanmar from #malaria by supporting faster diagnosis, treatment & follow-up care through a self-test & treatment kit. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pb...
Community members sit on plastic chairs while a man provides education on malaria. Text reads: 'Capacity statement: Thailand radical cure (TRACK).'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
👣 A pair of shoes can change lives. Through our Happy Feet project in #Ethiopia, customised footwear, treatment & community education helped people affected by #podoconiosis reduce pain, regain mobility & improve their confidence. 🎥 Watch the video: www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/ho...
A woman looks into the camera and smiles. Text reads 'What if a pair of shoes could change someone's life?'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
Our study in MalariaWorld explores the challenges in implementing seasonal malaria chemoprevention (#SMC) during the 2024 round in conflict-affected Northern Bahr el Ghazal, #SouthSudan — including staff shortages, flooding & drug stockouts. Read it here: malariaworld.org/scientific-a...
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Action for Global Health @afghnetwork.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
Climate change is making extreme weather more common. This example from @malariaconsortium.bsky.social shows why resilient health systems matter. Join our call for healthcare #InEveryCrisis: healthyfutures.eaction.online/healthcarein...
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 03/07/2026
How can #Uganda stay ahead of antimalarial #DrugResistance? Our new blog explores why strengthening #malaria care in the #PrivateSector is a critical factor in the country's response, alongside improved surveillance, diagnostics & treatment practices. 👉 www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/the-pri...
Boxes containing antimalarial medication. Text reads 'From our blog: The private sector: A critical factor in Uganda's response to antimalarial drug resistance.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 02/07/2026
The Malaria Consortium U.S. Annual Report explores the high-impact, evidence-based programmes its funded over the last 2 years — from reducing #malaria deaths by 52% in Southern #Ethiopia to providing girls w/ #HPV vaccines in #Cambodia. Click here ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/assets/globa...
A health worker treats a mother and child. Text reads: 'Malaria Consortium U.S. Healthier children. Stronger communities. A future free from malaria. Read our Annual Report FY25 & FY26.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
Thanks to the @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social @targetmalaria.org team for hosting a visit of our Global Management Group this month. It was a chance to connect, exchange perspectives on #research, #policy, advocacy & programme delivery, and reflect on the power of #partnerships to #EndMalaria.
Members of Malaria Malaria Consortium’s Global Management Group sit together with the Target Malaria Team.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
#GlobalHealth interventions only achieve impact when people understand, trust & use them. We work with communities, governments & local partners to implement evidence-informed social & behaviour (#SBC) change approaches to bridge that gap. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/so...
A woman in Bangladesh shows educational material to community members.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Explore our work in #SouthSudan where our #MolecularSurveillance work is helping to identify genetic alterations linked with antimalarial drug resistance. These findings will help inform the country's future #malaria strategy and policy. Read our blog ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/south-s...
A health worker looking at two vials. Text reads: 'From our blog: How South Sudan is Staying ahead of drug resistance.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
A new blog from BIT ft. thoughts from our Chief Executive, James Tibenderana, explores improving health interventions in low- & middle-income countries by using #BehaviouralScience to identify barriers that stop people from using services. Read it here ➡️ www.bi.team/blogs/three-...
James Tibenderana speaks with colleagues from BIT and J-PAL during Skoll Week.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 25/06/2026
Our project with Uganda's Ministry of Health and others is reaching children in nomadic pastoralist & hard-to-reach communities of Karamoja, Uganda with the R21 malaria vaccine, and supporting its integration with routine health services. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pb...
An infant is being treated by two health workers while being held by their mother. Text reads: 'Project brief: Strategic engagement from national level to community delivery (SEND) — malaria vaccine integration phase 2.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 19/06/2026
Over 2–4 June, we hosted a training session in Kelaniya, #SriLanka with University of Kelaniya and APMEN. Participants from across #SouthAsia strengthened knowledge and skills in assessing insecticide resistance, identifying mosquito breeding sites and interpreting data for better #MalariaControl.
Attendees stand around benches at the training session on insecticide resistance monitoring in Kelaniya, Sri Lanka.An attendee at the training session on insecticide resistance monitoring in Kelaniya, Sri Lanka inspects his equipment. A close up image of net-covered cups containing mosquitoes.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
Join our webinar where representatives from #Mozambique, #Nigeria & #Uganda's malaria programmes will share insights on safeguarding #malaria programme impact in resource-limited settings, followed by a Q&A together w/ our experts. Don't miss it! ➡️ us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
A flyer containing headshots of the webinar speakers. Text reads: 'Webinar. Maintaining quality with fewer resources. Efficient approaches to malaria programming.

Dr Emmanuel Shekarau. Head of Case Management Unit, Nigeria National Malaria Elimination Programme, Nigeria 

Rita Atugonza. Deputy Programme Manager for Vaccines and Immunisation Division, Ministry of Health, Uganda.

Gerson Afai, Data Manager and Surveillance Focal Point for Malaria Elimination, National Malaria Control Programme, Mozambique. 

Moderator. Dorothy Achu. Team Leader for Tropical and Vector-borne Diseases, World Health Organization Africa Regional Office. 

Introduction. James Tibenderana. Chief Executive, Malaria Consortium. 

Wednesday 24 June 2026. 12:00 to 13:00 UTC time. Platform Zoom.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
In our new blog, we explore why, as millions of #dengue cases go undetected each year, better testing, stronger surveillance & investment in new tools are essential to tackle this rapidly growing global threat.🦟🌍 Read it here ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/blog/cost-of... #WorldDengueDay
A net covered in mosquitoes. Text reads: 'From our blog: The cost of a missed dengue case.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
At the ICT4D Conference in Nairobi last month, we led a session with @catholicrelief.bsky.social and eGov Foundation exploring how transitioning from fragmented tools to reusable digital public infrastructure can improve health campaign efficiency, data quality and reduce costs. #DigitalHealth
Four people, including Malaria Consortium's Dorcas Essien sit on stage at the ICT4D 2026 conference.Malaria Consortium's Dorcas Essien addresses an audience at the ICT4D 2026 conference.A group photo of attendees at the ICT4D 2026 conference.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
💚 Thanks for supporting our #WorldMalariaDay campaign. Together, we generated nearly 2,000 engagements, raised £39,000+ in one-off donations, and welcomed 30 new monthly donors. The work isn't over. Just £21 could help protect a child from malaria. Donate here ➡️ bit.ly/3Olnm5h
A picture of a health worker surrounded by smiling children. Text reads: World Malaria Day 2026. Thank you for your support! 165,000 people reached with our posts. £39,000 donated. 30 new monthly donors.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Join our webinar on 24 June, where our experts, alongside speakers from the national malaria programmes of #Mozambique, #Nigeria & #Uganda, explore how to safeguard #malaria programme impact in resource-limited settings. A Q&A will follow. 🖥️ Register: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
A pair of health workers greet three small children. Text reads: 'Webinar. Maintaining quality with fewer resources. Efficient approaches to malaria programming. Join us for a webinar sharing practical lessons and early results from countries adapting malaria programmes in resource-constrained settings. Wednesday 24 June 2026. 12:00 to 13:00 UTC time. Platform Zoom.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
We're #recruiting a Country Director based in Phnom Penh, #Cambodia to provide strategic, programmatic, financial, administrative & management leadership for the continued success of the Malaria Consortium Cambodia programme. Learn more ➡️ malariaconsortium.current-vacancies.com/Jobs/Advert/...
An image of a Malaria Consortium staff member addressing a group of people. Text reads: 'Work with us'.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
Two studies from Malaria Consortium & partners show #DigitalHealth is helping protect children in #Mozambique from #malaria via improved data, supervision & decision-making in #SMC campaigns, & identifying children who've missed #vaccinations. Read more: www.malariaconsortium.org/news/power-o...
Community health worker Curssumo Óscar, at the Paquitequete Health Facility, with her work equipment. Text reads: 'News: New research highlights the power of digital tools to reach more children and fight malaria in Mozambique.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
People living w/ #podoconiosis in #Ethiopia are regaining mobility & living with dignity thanks to community-led action through Happy Feet. 👣🌋 Working w/ Ministry of Health & partners, we strengthened community care in Sodo Zuria & Offa. Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/projects/hap...
Podoconiosis patients putting on shoes. Text reads: 'Through our Happy Feet project, we provided 3,500+ pairs of custom shoes to podoconiosis patients in Ethiopia.'A picture of a podoconiosis patient smiling. Text reads: 'We treated 4,721 patients like Lenkere, supporting them to regain their mobility and dignity.'A healthcare worker treating a podoconiosis patients. Text reads: 'We trained roughly 1,500 health workers to provide care to those living with this debilitating disease.'Two women sit smiling at the camera. One is washing her legs in a bowl. Text reads: 'Read about the impact, key achievements and lessons learnt from three years of community-led action.'
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 04/06/2026
🖥️ On 9–10 June, join an APMEN online workshop that will give participants actionable insights into improving entomological surveillance, helping to strengthen #MalariaControl programmes through better decision-making & targeted interventions. Register here ➡️ tiny.cc/Data2026
Text reads: Effective malaria control relies on strong entomological surveillance and the systematic use of vector data for decision-making. This course provides a practical introduction to designing entomological data systems, guiding participants through defining key programme challenges, identifying data needs, and structuring appropriate data systems. It also covers approaches to interpreting entomological data and translating it into actionable insights for decision-making, with a focus on supporting targeted interventions and strengthening malaria control efforts.

9-10 June 2026, 2-5PM (Singapore time)
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 03/06/2026
Malaria Consortium and partners are building evidence on how #ClimateChange and rapid urbanisation are interacting to influence #malaria transmission — and helping develop tools and strategies to support healthier, more resilient cities.🏙️ Read more ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/resources/pb...
An image of four construction workers. Text reads: 'Decision-making in the built environment as a public health intervention for malaria control - BEDMAC
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
We recently convened a 5-day workshop in Juba, #SouthSudan that explored how #climate and health data can be better integrated to predict and respond to malaria outbreaks.🌍 It focused on implementing a platform to help forecast #malaria outbreaks up to three months in advance.
People sitting in a meeting room during the FLLOW-M workshop in South Sudan.
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Eliminating malaria isn’t the same as controlling it. In Global Health Otherwise, our Chief Executive @jktibenderana explains why sustaining #MalariaElimination is harder as cases fall. We need stronger systems that respond fast & consistently. Read now: globalhealthotherwise.com/sustaining-m...
Headshot of James Tibenderana. Text reads: “Malaria elimination is not a technical finish line, but a systems, governance and behavioural challenge.” — James Tibenderana, Chief Executive at Malaria Consortium"Health workers in Uganda treat a mother and child. Text reads  “Sustaining it requires trusted institutions, responsive surveillance, community ownership and long-term national commitment beyond episodic intervention success.”
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Malaria Consortium @malariaconsortium.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Last week, two meetings in #London and #Geneva underscored the critical need to strengthen partnerships, sustainable financing & locally led solutions to meet both today’s #GlobalHealth needs and prepare for tomorrow’s threats. Read our news piece ➡️ www.malariaconsortium.org/news/global-...
Three men smile during a conversation in front of a Ugandan flag. 
Text reads: 'What the Global Partnerships Conference and World Health Assembly tell us about the future of global health'
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