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Our vision is of a world free from the burden of malaria. for good.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria is the largest global platform for coordinated action against malaria. Originally established as Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Partnership in 1998, it mobilizes for action and resources and forges consensus among partners. The Partnership is comprised of more than 500 partners, including malaria endemic countries, their bilateral and multilateral development partners, the private sector, nongovernmental and community-based organizations, foundations, and research and academic institutions. The RBM Partnership Secretariat is hosted by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Geneva, Switzerland.

22/10/2026

At the RBM joint Working Groups workshop in Maputo, five countries (Burundi, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Cameroon) shared what is working, what is hard and what help they need to protect pregnant women from malaria.

The challenges sound familiar across all five: medicines and tests running out, records that don’t connect, and women missing follow-up visits.
The message was clear: keep supplies stocked, bring care to communities, keep better records and share what works.

Healthy pregnancies mean healthy children. What can your country take from these lessons? Tell us in the comments 👇

21/09/2026

Today at in New York City! 🌍

(GLIDE) and the RBM Partnership to End Malaria are hosting a high-level discussion on the future of disease elimination.

With global health budgets under strain, how can technology help us do more with less? 💡

Panelists will discuss how artificial intelligence and emerging tech are transforming global health interventions—making them more cost-effective, efficient, and scalable for diseases like malaria, polio, and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).

🎧 Joining remotely? English–French interpretation will be available live via Zoom!
Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iTtgmIViQDijldgLTCBGiA #/registration

02/09/2026

The tools to end malaria exist—now we need the speed and determination to deliver them. 💡🌍

As Dr. Michael Adekunle Charles, CEO of RBMPartnership, shares, eradicating malaria isn't just about having the right interventions; it’s about building robust delivery systems, acting with urgency, and securing the political commitment required to reach every community.

Together, we can bridge the gap between innovation and impact.

20/08/2026

Mosquitoes are adapting, and the malaria response must adapt too.

Innovations including dual-active ingredient mosquito nets, malaria vaccines, improved diagnostics and treatments, and targeted data are creating new opportunities to accelerate progress.

This , we call for continued investment so countries and communities can access the tools they need to end malaria.

20/08/2026

Ending malaria requires innovation, sustained financing and strong country leadership.

The Big Push against Malaria provides a shared framework for country-led action, strengthening coordination and data, expanding equitable access to life-saving tools, and protecting the funding needed to accelerate progress.

This , the RBM Partnership and its more than 500 partners reaffirm their commitment to a malaria-free world.

24/07/2026

LIVE FROM THE PAN-AFRICAN PARLIAMENT | South Africa

Today marks a historic moment: the first-ever Malaria Session at the Pan-African Parliament, jointly convened by and (The Coalition of Parliamentarians to End Malaria in Africa).

📍 14:00–16:00 SAST | South Africa

On the agenda: parliamentarians from across the continent will review the state of malaria in Africa where 95% of global cases and deaths occur and consider the PAP/COPEMA Joint Malaria Action Plan 2026–2030 for adoption.

Speakers include representatives from , , , Partnership, Global Fund, Serum Institute and Santé Afrique, alongside a panel on innovation and private sector engagement in the fight against malaria.

As lawmakers, budget approvers, and oversight actors, parliamentarians hold the power to champion increased domestic financing and hold governments accountable for malaria elimination commitments.

Malaria is preventable and curable. With strong political leadership and sustained domestic financing, Africa can end it.

Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must.

02/07/2026

In 2025, the global response to malaria was marked by both tough challenges and hard-won gains. Despite severe cuts to global health funding and increasing evidence of parasite resistance, we have plenty of reasons for cautious optimism.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria is proud to celebrate the release of Medicines for Malaria Venture (MMV) for Malaria Venture's 2025 Annual Report.
From protecting pregnant women to developing the first-ever optimized treatments for newborns weighing 2 to 5 kg, MMV and its global network are turning scientific milestones into real-world momentum.

Take a look at the slides below to see the numbers behind the mission:
🔹 Over 1.48 billion people effectively treated or protected so far.
🔹 55 million children reached with seasonal malaria prevention.
🔹 An organization delivering a 13x return on investment in societal health benefits.

No one should die from a preventable, treatable disease. Let's keep pushing for a malaria-free world.

👇 Read and share the full interactive report today:
https://mmv-annualreport.org/

25/06/2026

2010: First World Cup in Africa & biggest malaria gains in decades: In 2010, South Africa hosted the first World Cup on African soil, a landmark moment for the continent and one of the most significant milestones in football history. Meanwhile, Africa was also demonstrating leadership and progress on the global stage in its malaria fight, with 11 African countries and one territory successfully cutting malaria cases by more than half.

23/06/2026

1971: First international Women’s football game is played & Tu Youyou discovers lifesaving malaria drug: In 1971, the Dutch team played the first international women’s football match recognized by FIFA against France – paving the way for the Women’s World Cup. It was a big year for women in football, and a big year for women in science, because at the same time in China, Tu Youyou and her team discovered artemisinin, an antimalarial treatment which would revolutionise global malaria treatment and save millions of lives.

22/06/2026

1950: Uruguay defeat Brazil at record-breaking World Cup & USA eliminates malaria: In 1950, Brazil was so certain of its victory in the World Cup that it had already written and recorded a victory samba – only to have the glory snatched by Uruguay in what would be the most attended World Cup to date. At the same time, another nail-biting final was unfolding in the Americas: the USA was bringing malaria to its knees through large-scale vector control efforts, with elimination achieved in 1951.

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