Last Updated: 19/06/2024
Innovative public health strategies for the elimination of malaria and lymphatic filariasis
Objectives
To reduce the burden of chronic debilitating infections in low-income countries, especially Papua New Guinea, by developing and testing new public health strategies and directly informing policy to target these infections more accurately, efficiently and effectively.
This project’s vision is to improve the health of communities that have a high, yet often unrecognised, burden of parasitic vector-borne diseases, particularly malaria and lymphatic filariasis. This collaborative program of research will reduce the burden of these chronic debilitating infections in low-income countries, especially Papua New Guinea, by developing and testing new public health strategies and directly informing policy to target these infections more accurately, efficiently and effectively.
Oct 2022
$1.64M
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