CIVIL SOCIETY FOR MALARIA ELIMINATION (CS4ME)

A global network uniting civil society organizations and communities to achieve malaria elimination

Today is the 17th World Malaria Day!

There is a need to highlight the importance of gender mainstreaming and community engagement in malaria interventions.
Communities and Civil Society raise the alarm.
Let’s make sure communities voices are heard by sharing the Declaration widely!
#EndMalaria  #CS4ME
RBM Partnership to End Malaria  The Global Fund eannaso.org  World Health Organization (WHO) GFAN-Africa

11 Health Ministers pledge to end malaria deaths in Africa

On the occasion of the Ministerial Conference on Malaria on March 06, 2024 in Yaoundé, the Ministers of Health of Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Ghana, Mali, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan, India and Tanzania, the countries most affected by malaria, signed their commitment to fight the disease. This commitment includes stepping up action to end deaths from the disease, the intention to combat the threat of malaria sustainably and equitably in the African Region, where 95% of the world’s malaria deaths occur, but not only:

A Call for a Meaningful Engagement of the Civil Society Communities to Transform the Fight Against Malaria

 

 

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Firm in the belief that empowered community and civil society are game-changers in health responses, we, ​representatives of national, regional and global malaria communities and civil society, have come together and formed the Global Civil Society for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME), ​as part of our commitment to jointly advocate for more effective, sustainable, people-centered, rights-based, equitable, and inclusive malaria programmes​.

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An estimated 2.2 billion cases and 12.7 million deaths have been averted worldwide. Some high burden countries are also making strong inroads against malaria.

🔗 Find out more in @WHO World Malaria Report 2024: https://www.who.int/teams/global-malaria-programme/reports/world-malaria-report-2024

#EndMalaria

The funding gap has widened over the past five years to US$ 4.3 billion in 2023, leading to major gaps in coverage of life-saving tools and medicines.

On this #UHCDay we call on donors and national governments to increase funding for malaria interventions.

#FightMalaria

Health is a human right! Investing in #UniversalHealthCoverage increases health and well-being while improving #equity and social cohesion. This #UHCDay we remind governments that financial protection for health is their responsibility! Get involved: https://universalhealthcoverageday.org/toolkit/

📢The @WHO World Malaria Report 2024 highlighting milestones and key insights in the global fight against malaria is out now. For the first time ever it includes a chapter on gender and equity.

🔗 Read the report here : https://www.who.int/teams/global-malaria-programme/reports/world-malaria-report-2024

#WMR2024

We want to thank @GlobalFund for inviting @CS4MEglobal to the Gender Equality Fund partner meeting in #Tanzania 🇹🇿 from the 19 to 21 november. This Participation marks our commitment to integrate gender in the Malaria control activities at community level.

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