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For the 2024 World Malaria Day, gender is at the forefront of the agenda. Over the last few years, progress towards malaria elimination have stagnated and in 2022, 608 000 lost their lives to malaria while 249 million malaria cases were reported. Research from various countries shows that gender-based economic, cultural, and social dynamics have had an impact of achieving malaria elimination goals.
Several actors have taken on the task of addressing gender-based biases within malaria policies and programme and with their support, progress has been made to bridge the gender and equity divide within malaria programmes.
Along the sidelines of the 8th Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) Society conference, the RBM Partnership and its members would like to pause and reflect on the work done so far, celebrate the successes achieved and plan for the future. The evening will feature a celebration and an engaging panel discussion to help the audience take stock and plan for the future where we have a malaria-free future.
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