Nearly one in four people in Ghana who have received an insecticide-treated net are not using them. Midwife Edith Asare is determined to change that by educating pregnant women and caregivers of young children about the importance of sleeping under a net to protect themselves from potentially deadly mosquito bites.
How PMI works with the Global Fund to get mosquito nets to those that need them
Spraying mosquito-busting insecticide in homes is an important tool for fighting malaria, but extreme weather due to climate change can disrupt spraying campaigns. Harnessing solar power is one way to tackle these climate-induced challenges.
Retired health worker Grace Akpegi reinvents herself as a radio show anchor and uses her public platform to encourage healthy behaviors that prevent malaria infections and save lives.
How the Mozambique Ministry of Health with support from PMI, CDC, and the Global Fund protected families affected by violence in Cabo Delgado
After years of supporting spray campaigns against malaria-carrying mosquitoes, PMI hands over operations to local teams.
How PMI reduces the environmental impact of insecticide spray campaigns against malaria-carrying mosquitoes
How the Outreach, Training, and Supportive Supervision (OTSS+) approach to quality assurance helps health workers strengthen their skills
See how PMI helps health workers access digital training resources for the management of malaria in Angola
Senior U.S. officials appeared alongside foreign ambassadors and African civil society members to mark World Malaria Day
