What matters to you can continue to make a difference.
A gift in your Will could help protect children from malaria and support healthier futures for generations to come.
If you’re thinking about your legacy, find out more: brnw.ch/21x6Nzf
#GiftsInWills
We know how to prevent malaria.
The challenge? Turning evidence into impact at scale.
Think you can make the right decisions?
Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6MP8
Malaria cases are down.
Coverage is above 90%.
But is the programme working for everyone?
Do you:
A. Look more closely at the data
B. Expand further
C. Repeat the same approach
What would you choose?
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Your malaria programme successfully protected 20,000 children. Now you have funding to reach 2 million.
What happens next?
A. Understand what worked first
B. Replicate the programme
C. Scale up immediately
What does the evidence say? Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6CUD
Think someone else would enjoy the challenge?
🌍 Could they make the decisions that protect the most people?
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#Malaria #GlobalHealth
Remember. Honour. Make a difference.
An in-memory gift to Malaria Consortium can be a meaningful way to remember someone special while helping protect children and families from malaria.
Find out more: brnw.ch/21x6sMW
#InMemoryGiving #LegacyGiving
95% received a malaria prevention tool.
But how many people were actually protected?
Coverage doesn’t always tell the whole story.
Can you spot the difference?
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In #Mozambique, registering children digitally at the point of seasonal #malaria chemoprevention (#SMC) distribution has transformed data quality, enabling real-time supervision, faster follow-up and more informed decision-making.
Read the blog ➡️ brnw.ch/21x6ov6
What if reaching the people most at risk of malaria costs more?
Would you choose to:
A. Reach the greatest number possible
B. Spend equally everywhere
C. Use data to understand who's being missed
Find out how your decision compares with the evidence: brnw.ch/21x6mWS
What matters to you can continue to make a difference.
A gift in your Will to Malaria Consortium could help protect children from malaria and support healthier futures for generations to come.
Find out more: brnw.ch/21x6iZj
#GiftsInWills #LegacyGiving
We’re delighted to share that Isaac Kimera, Programme Coordinator at Malaria Consortium Uganda, has been appointed by the @WHO as a member of the Integrated Guideline Development Group (GDG) for Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases-Vector Control — congratulations Isaac!
Could you turn evidence into impact?
✅ Limited resources
✅ Difficult decisions
✅ One goal: protect the greatest number of people most effectively
Can you outsmart malaria?
Take the challenge: brnw.ch/21x6ecd
#Malaria
🎉 Thrilled to have recognised Romão Health Facility, Maputo City, for improving #malaria #surveillance through better data quality. A great example of what can be achieved when #health facilities, authorities & partners work together to strengthen data-informed decision-making.
Our project w/ @MoHsouthsudan & @hisptanzania introduced a digital tool enabling boma health workers in #SouthSudan to record/report #malaria data using tablets, improving case tracking & transmission monitoring.
🎥 Watch our video: brnw.ch/21x60H6
#DigitalHealth
Following an outbreak of Bundibugyo virus disease in DRC in May, we're strengthening preparedness, early detection & community response in 7 high-risk districts in #Uganda, working with @UNICEFUganda, @vitaminangels, @MinofHealthUG & local partners: ➡️ brnw.ch/21x5Xi0
Arboviruses like #dengue, #chikungunya & #YellowFever are a growing threat in #Uganda. 🦟
Learn how our SUPAAT project w/ @MinofHealthUG & @UVRIug is strengthening the systems, evidence & coordination needed for outbreak preparedness.
Read the blog ➡️ brnw.ch/21x5W35
Read reflections from @APMEN VCWG, @genedrivenet & Malaria Consortium's #WorldMosquitoDay webinar about the future of #VectorControl.
Explore emerging challenges & new innovations that could help protect communities from diseases like #malaria.
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The @GlobalFund Results Report 2026 is live!
It shows what's possible w/ country leadership, communities at the center of decision-making & #partnership focused on impact. Progress against HIV, TB & #malaria needs contd investment, innovation & action: brnw.ch/21x5L0I
What inspires your support?💙
We’d love to hear what motivates you to give, what inspires your support of Malaria Consortium & what you’d like to hear more about.
Our 2026 Supporter Survey takes 5 minutes and responses are anonymous.
👉 Take the survey: brnw.ch/21x5JJA
Read insights from Helen Hawkings & Jossias Machava on the recent #SBCCSummit in Panama City. They reflect on building trust, strengthening health systems, local ownership & the responsible use of #AI in #GlobalHealth.
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