World Malaria Day 2024!

The day is crucial for raising awareness about the ongoing fight against malaria, highlighting the global efforts to combat the disease, and mobilising resources and support for malaria control and prevention initiatives. It serves as a reminder of the significant impact of malaria on public health, particularly in vulnerable communities, and underscores the importance of collective action in achieving the goal of malaria elimination.

Celebrate World Malaria Day 2024 with us. See below for more...

Public Health Webinar	Web article	Opinion article	Short article
Title: Organizational development for malaria elimination: An overview of research conducted in southeast Asia and southern Africa	University of Pretoria's Malaria Institute secures major Phase II grant to boost malaria leadership in southern Africa	How we can move closer to a malaria-free world	Short malaria facts: Debunking myths and misconceptions
Date: Friday 26 April 2024 @ 12:00 SAST	A substantial grant was awarded....	Sustainable malaria control is important for malaria elimination	The first in a malaria myths and facts series....
Presenter: Peter Case
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Research, innovation and education: Transcending disciplines, to allow for transdisciplinary collaborations and translational applications towards malaria elimination. This has been the ethos of the University of Pretoria Institute for Sustainable Malaria Control (UP ISMC) from its inception. To truly delve into the Institute’s holistic approach to make a difference in the ongoing war against malaria, and to get a deeper understanding of transdisciplinarity in action, read the UP ISMC transdisciplinarity case study published in the University of Pretoria’s 2019 Sustainable Development Report.