Last Updated: 17/01/2018
Achieving Global Malaria Eradication through Accelerated Regional Elimination
Objectives
To advance malaria elimination in priority regions of Southern Africa and the Asia Pacific, and support the global goal of malaria eradication, through evidence generation, technical assistance, resource mobilization and capacity building.
Over the next four years, the Malaria Elimination Initiative (MEI) will bolster efforts to shrink the malaria map in Asia Pacific and Southern Africa. Through partnership with national malaria programs, the MEI will develop and test new tools for diagnosis, surveillance and vector control, and build the financial and political commitment required to achieve and sustain zero malaria.
University of California San Francisco (UCSF), United States
Evaluating the feasibility and effectiveness of Reactive Targeted Parasite Elimination vs. Reactive Case Detection as a community level intervention in response to a passively identified index case: a cluster randomised controlled trial in Namibia
Evaluating the performance of an ultra-sensitive rapid diagnostic test (uRDT) to detect asymptomatic malaria infections in the low transmission setting of Zambezi Region, Namibia
From engagement to mobilization: Exploring opportunities for communities to drive malaria elimination
E8 Border Malaria Post Impact Evaluation
High-risk populations in malaria elimination contexts: approaches for targeted surveillance and response
Development of advocacy strategies to support malaria eliminating programs maintain funding and/ or target specific roadblocks to country elimination
Building entomological capacity in the Elimination 8 and Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN)
Transition Readiness Assessment for Malaria (TRA-M) in Thailand
Supporting resource mobilisation for national and regional elimination in Southern Africa through the development of investment cases
Development and Piloting of an Entomological Surveillance Planning Tool for Evidence-Based Vector Control Decision-Making
Organization Development for Malaria Elimination (ODME) in Swaziland and Zimbabwe
Nov 2016 — Dec 2020
$33.54M
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