“Malaria is just like a fire. It can flare up and spread if we don’t stay on top of

As part of Malaria Week 2020, today APLMA co-hosted a breakout session on the importance of innovative tools and

Co-hosted by APLMA, Ministry of Health Sri Lanka and World Health Organization (WHO), the third day of Malaria Week

The second day of Malaria Week 2020 focused on surveillance and timely reporting. Discussion centred on the importance of

In its guidelines for jointly addressing endemic malaria and pandemic COVID-19, the World Health Organisation (WHO) re-emphasised that sustaining

We always look forward to this milestone date in the calendar. The Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN) Annual

While global progress against malaria has stalled, Asia is making unprecedented gains. In reviewing the 2019 Leaders’ Dashboard, delegates

PRESS RELEASE BANGKOK, 24 APRIL 2019 – Today, representatives from 24[i] Asia-Pacific nations pledged to undertake collective action to accelerate

During Malaria Week 2019 in Bangkok (22-25th April), APLMA hosted a 2-day exhibition for Product Development Partnerships (PDPs) to showcase

A new funding partnership has been announced between the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

A critical part of developing the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Elimination Roadmap was the decision to develop a mechanism to track

“We are in this together. We have to work together with greater urgency to reach our goal.”Asia Pacific Leaders’