Malaria can be controlled. Mosquito nets, insecticide, and medication are among the simple, proven interventions that can save the 3,000 African children a day who die from malaria. We’re working with the Zambian Government and others to roll out these lifesaving measures throughout Zambia and beyond. Our goal: stopping malaria, saving lives.
Seattle Rotary and PATH launch new malaria control initiative
The Rotary Club of Seattle is partnering with PATH to help strengthen the ability of communities and African Rotarians to deliver insecticide-treated bednets, health education, and other important services to those who need them the most.
The Malaria Control and Evaluation Partnership in Africa is a partnership between PATH, the Government of Zambia, and other partners in the region.
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