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Global Malaria Action Plan Website

The purpose of the Global Malaria Action Plan is to foster agreement among all partners around the goals, strategy, and activities that the RBM Partnership will pursue, and to clearly lay out those goals, strategies, and activities. The GMAP plots a course toward malaria control milestones in 2010, 2015, and beyond, and lays the groundwork for malaria elimination and eventual eradication with aspiration towards short, medium, and long-term targets.

Policy

  • Sub-categories Malaria
  • Commodities Medicines
  • Latest update Updated regularly
  • Version None
  • Developed by Roll Back Malaria
  • When to use The purpose of the Global Malaria Action Plan is to foster agreement among all partners around the goals, strategy, and activities that the RBM Partnership will pursue, and to clearly lay out those goals, strategies, and activities. The GMAP plots a course toward malaria control milestones in 2010, 2015, and beyond, and lays the groundwork for malaria elimination and eventual eradication with aspiration towards short, medium, and long-term targets.
  • Languages English, French
  • Level of use Central
  • Form Website. A summary of the plan can be downloaded in PDF format.
  • Amount of training / TA required None
  • Inputs & outputs Output: The plan will maximize the impact of the malaria community's work by guiding the prioritization of resources, strengthening the alignment, and bolstering the effectiveness of various initiatives. Heads of state and government, major agencies and private sector representatives, and faith and civil society leaders have united behind this plan to ensure full coverage of malaria interventions by 2010 and to achieve near zero preventable malaria deaths by 2015 as a major step towards ultimately eradicating malaria.
  • Cost Free
  • Advantages This action plan is a living document: it will be updated with new information and will incorporate newly identified needs on an ongoing basis through the RBM website and through periodic revisions.
  • Limitations None
  • Availability English version: http://www.rollbackmalaria.org/gmap/ French version: http://www.rollbackmalaria.org/gmap/fr/
  • Remarks For more information contact: Dr Thomas Teuscher
  • Contact teuschert@who.int
  • Submission date 2010-07-12 16:23:16