Care is the backbone of life. Yet, women provide most of the unpaid and under-paid care work. On #DayOfCare, let us balance the scales by ✅Making unpaid care work a shared responsibility ✅Ensuring paid care jobs are decent jobs Learn how: unwo.men/zOb850TTIhH

All week long, we’re showing you the Next Chapter of Progress 📈 in the fight against malaria! Visit our StoryMap to take the interactive tour: bit.ly/nextchapterpro… Part 1 of our Next Chapter of Progress series focuses on R&D 🧫🔬🧪 Follow this thread to learn more!

Unpaid care should be a shared responsibility. Still, by 2050, women and girls will continue to spend an average 2.3 more hours than men every day on unpaid care and work. Learn more on #DayOfCare with UN Women: bit.ly/4h7789C

Catch the highlights from the #RBMYouthWorkstream Summit #WHS2024! 🎬🌍 Watch how young leaders are driving action for The Global Fund replenishment, championing the Yaoundé Declaration, and building partnerships to #endmalaria

🦟 At the #WorldHealthSummit in Berlin 🇩🇪, we asked global health leaders, Dr. Dr Michael Charles (RBM Partnership CEO) & Peter Sands (The Global Fund ED), about the toughest challenges in #Malaria elimination and how youth can help. Key takeaways 👇👇👇 1/2

Climate change is making it easier for dangerous infectious diseases to spread. ~ As temperatures rise and rainfall patterns change, the risk of diseases like dengue, malaria, cholera infections, and West Nile virus is growing in many areas. In the last few decades, places once

African manufacturers are bringing malaria prevention tools closer to the communities that need them most, with more initiatives on the horizon. Follow our upcoming manufacturing hub in Nigeria and other local production projects in the new #NextChapterOfProgress series

World Health Organization (WHO) Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) National Malaria Control Program - Kenya MalariaNoMoreKenya The End Malaria Council (EMC) Kenya Medicines for Africa Malaria Consortium Vestergaard Carol Essex @psieyes Nigeria End Malaria Council Malaria Free Nigeria IVCC Margaret Reilly McDonnell AlisonOWheeler Unitaid Gates Foundation In Kenya🇰🇪, SC Johnson's Nairobi manufacturing facility will produce spatial repellents, an innovative new malaria prevention tool, with the goal of producing enough supply to reach 17 million people in East Africa annually.

🚀 Exciting Opportunity for Young Leaders Are you a youth leader or part of a youth-led organisation committed to tackling health challenges in your community? Do you have a health project idea with the potential to make a real difference? Are you ready to gain new skills,

Part 3 of our Next Chapter of Progress series focuses on #malaria planning and implementation 📊🧭🚚 Follow this thread to see some examples of innovative and multi-pronged malaria programs and strategies. Take the Next Chapter of Progress tour! bit.ly/nextchapterpro…

The Global Fund U.S. President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) Cameroon Malaria Youth Corps Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance Margaret Reilly McDonnell AlisonOWheeler Peter Sands RBM Partnership United Nations Foundation USAID Global Health Charis UAS: Manage your site from anywhere 24/7.📲 Valent BioSciences Public Health Beth Ranson Ingabire Muziga Mamy Rwanda Biomedical Centre Ministry of Health | Rwanda Rwanda Malaria Youth corps SFH Rwanda IVCC In Zambia🇿🇲, national malaria and meteorological programs work hand-in-hand w/ U.S. President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) to predict changing weather patterns 🌧️that affect malaria transmission. This data guides adaptations to malaria programming - i.e. net distributions and IRS spraying. bit.ly/nextchapterpro…

The Global Fund U.S. President's Malaria Initiative (PMI) Cameroon Malaria Youth Corps Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance Margaret Reilly McDonnell AlisonOWheeler Peter Sands RBM Partnership United Nations Foundation USAID Global Health Charis UAS: Manage your site from anywhere 24/7.📲 Valent BioSciences Public Health Beth Ranson Ingabire Muziga Mamy Rwanda Biomedical Centre Ministry of Health | Rwanda Rwanda Malaria Youth corps SFH Rwanda IVCC End Malaria Council Zambia Zambia Malaria Youth Corps UNICEF Zambia Aloyce Urassa African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA) Check out our StoryMap for these and many more stories of Africa-driven innovation to #beatmalaria. bit.ly/nextchapterpro… Have you or your organization contributed to malaria program planning and implementation? Reply to us with a description of your project!

The Iraqi Parliament’s proposal to lower the legal marriage age for girls from 18 to 9 years old is an assault on childhood. Girls are not spouses—they are children who deserve their right to grow up with protection and dignity.

What does progress look like in the fight against #Malaria? Locally driven partnerships across Africa can give us the answer. Through innovation, we’re entering the #NextChapterOfProgress against malaria: bit.ly/nextchapterpro… We are grateful to be featured in this

🤔Could we eradicate Anopheles #stephensi in #Africa? Tune in to hear insights from Jo Lines, Mark Benedict, Chantel De Beer, and Tony Nolan on this important topic. 🗓️ November 20, RAFT TechTalk Series 🔗mesamalaria.org/updates/raft-t…

Exciting to see students in Lesotho learn how to #FightTheMosquitoBite through our malaria curriculum supplemental activities, created in partnership with UNA-USA's Educators Affinity Group! 🎒🏫🦟

The The Global Fund invests US$2 billion a year to strengthen health systems, enabling them to be more adaptable and resilient in the face of climate change-related shocks and better prepared for pandemic threats. #COP29 theglobalfund.org/en/climate-cha…

The The Global Fund is supporting countries that are the most vulnerable to the impacts of #ClimateChange. From 2023 to 2025, 71% of Global Fund investments and over 80% of malaria funding will be directed to the 50 most climate-vulnerable countries. #COP29Baku

Without cooperation, the future will break. As countries prepare to deliver new climate plans, I call on the #G20 to commit to more ambitious climate action. You can count on United Nations for unwavering support every step of the way. #COP29

In under a year, 15 countries have introduced routine malaria vaccination. This rollout has the potential to protect millions across Africa from malaria. But we can't stop now. We need to keep pushing until malaria vaccines are within reach for every family who needs them. 🌍