In the last several years, advances in prevention and treatment have resulted in marked reductions in illness and death from malaria in Africa. Now it is time for a more ambitious target: to end malaria in Africa altogether. We can eliminate malaria using existing tools and a focused strategy. The Malaria Control and Evaluation Partnerhip in Africa (MACEPA), a program at PATH, is charting the way toward this goal.
Congressional hearing focuses on efforts to end malaria
Witnesses, inluding MACEPA staff, testify on impact of US investment in malaria control, and outline challenges in ensuring that lifesaving interventions continue to reach those who need them the most.
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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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