Our Actions
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Discover CS4ME members activities during 2020!
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CS4ME Annual Report: What we have been up to during 2020!
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World Malaria Day 2021
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Voices from communities and civil society: Message from CS4ME members #1
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Voices from communities and civil society: Message from CS4ME members #2
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Voices from communities and civil society: Message from CS4ME members #3
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ECHOS SANTE makes Olivia Ngou, Founder & Executive Director of Impact Santé Afrique, one of the 10 women Health leaders in Cameroon
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According to the publication “L’Economie”, Olivia Ngou, Founder & Executive Director of Impact Santé Afrique is among the 8 women who took Cameroon internationally in 2019
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ISA thanks African Heads of State for their historic participation in the Global Fund replenishment in 2019
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CS4ME COMMENDS GLOBAL LEADERS FOR STEPPING UP THE FIGHT AND COMMITTING USD 14.02 BILLION FOR THE GLOBAL FUND, GETTING US ONE STEP CLOSER TO MALARIA ELIMINATION
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The Asia Malaria Civil Society Strategic Advocacy Meeting was co-organised by GFAN AP and Civil Society for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME) on the 17th and 18th August 2019 in Bangkok, Thailand
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Civil society organizations have renewed their commitment and decided to join forces to create a strong global civil society network for malaria elimination (CS4ME) in Paris
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Niamey, July 2nd, 2019: Meeting of the French-speaking African civil society to advocate for an increase in domestic funds allocated to health
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Strengthening civil society advocacy capacities in health financing and universal health coverage Francophone African CSOs met from 31 July to 2 August 2019 in Ivory Coast with the support of the Global Fund
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Civil Society Mobilization Workshop on Malaria in South Asia, 11-12 October 2018, New Delhi, India
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From august 21st to 22nd 2019 in Yaoundé, Cameroon, Central Africa was held the regional workshop to consult Civil Society Organizations of Francophone Africa outside the Sahel for the development of the CS4ME strategic plan
Our Mission
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.