Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance Secretariat (APLMA)

The Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance and Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network Welcome Single-dose Treatment for P. vivax Malaria

Press Release • 17 Mar 2022

APLMA-APMEN and GLIDE Launch New Partnership to End Mosquito-borne Diseases in Asia Pacific

APLMA in the News • 14 Feb 2022

Asia Pacific Leaders Unite in Renewed Call to Eliminate Malaria Amidst the Pandemic

Press Release • 13 Dec 2021

Camboddia Village Health Worker malaria testing © Global Fund/John Rae

Asia Pacific Makes Steady Progress Against Malaria During the Pandemic, Yet Gaps Remain in Some High Burden Countries

Press Release • 6 Dec 2021

Lady Roslyn Morauta, Prof. Tikki Pangestu and Dr Hsu Li Yang

The Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) Announces Changes and Welcomes New Board of Directors

Press Release • 28 Oct 2021

Community health work conducting malaria testing in Cambodia © Global Fund

Beginning of the end for Malaria – What vaccine has in store?

APLMA in the News • 20 Oct 2021

Nursing officer Janet Peters checking 8 year old Lantion Puime Health Clinic Siremi Community School Oro Province, Papua New Guniea © Don Brice ABM 2003

The Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance and Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network Welcome Breakthrough Milestone for Malaria

Press Release • 6 Oct 2021

Father and child in Papua New Guinea / Pixabay

Papua New Guinea is battling the world's oldest pandemic: malaria. How can it get back on track?

APLMA in the News • 13 Sep 2021

Cambodia active malaria testing at community events © PMI / by Kharn Lina

Malaria Threat Resurfaces Due to Climate Change and Covid-19

APLMA in the News • 25 Aug 2021

The unfolding climate change crisis and mosquito-borne diseases

APLMA in the News • 21 Aug 2021

How Papua New Guinea Can Eliminate Vector-Borne Diseases

APLMA in the News • 20 Aug 2021

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Improved Nutrition Key to Winning Battle Against Malaria

APLMA in the News • 13 Aug 2021

Thai Health worker, Sopa, tests a community member for malaria. / PMI - Photo by Pasin Yuwanakul, Inform Asia: USAID’s Health Research Program

Malaria continues to be a disease of poverty and inequity which disproportionately affects vulnerable populations: Dr Sarthak Das

APLMA in the News • 9 Aug 2021

A medical entomologist examines a mosquito identified in Yunnan, China © WHO, Global Malaria Programme

Malaria-free: How China squashed the pesky disease

APLMA in the News • 21 Jul 2021

India, Covid-19 And The Dangers Lurking In Monsoon

APLMA in the News • 13 Jul 2021

The malaria-free certification for China provides many learnings for other countries: Amita Chebbi