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Presentation of group work by HPA during the M&E training, Lao PDR Photo: UNOPS
23.10.2018
Lao PDR: M&E training for RAI2E partners
High quality and timely information are critical for malaria programmes working towards elimination, and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) are...
RAI2E partners on a field monitoring visit, which provides an opportunity for them to understand the practical implementation of the programme, Kayin State, Myanmar. Photo: UNOPS
14.09.2018
Vietnam: Global Fund and ADB partnership launched
Health financing was on the agenda when the World Economic Forum on ASEAN took place in Hanoi on 11-13 September 2018.
RAI2E partners at Malaria Elimination Task Force (METF) of Shoklo Malaria Research Unit (SMRU) in Kayin State, Myanmar. Photo: UNOPS
15.08.2018
Thailand: Mosquito Wars video
RAI2E is on the front lines of the war against malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion. In Thailand, RAI2E is supporting a team of researchers that ...
To identify drug name, dosage, form, batch number and expiry dates, stock cards and bin cards are filled correctly with up-to-date information and properly displayed at National Malaria Control Programme medical store, Magway Township. Photo: UNOPS
05.07.2018
Support to the drug quality monitoring system in Myanmar
The RAI2-Elimination (RAI2E) grant is funding support to strengthen the quality monitoring system, to improve the quality assurance of anti-malaria
14.06.2018
National insights on Bangkok meeting agenda
What have we achieved? What challenges do we face? What have we learned so far and where do we go from here? Public Health representatives from...
Pharmaceuticals procured with Global Fund support at Mawlamyine National Programme drug store. Photo: UNOPS
05.06.2018
National target setting, forecasting and quantification of drugs need for 2019
A workshop on “National target setting, Forecasting and Quantification of drugs need for 2019” was held with participation of all the partners from...
A border malaria posts serving mobile and migrant populations on the Myanmar-Thai border
01.06.2018
Tackling malaria among people on the move
Migrants and other people without a fixed address often fall through the cracks of health systems designed to stop the malaria epidemic. Sub-...
Responsible officers from the national programmes/MOHS, UNOPS and partners implementing the Global Fund Malaria grant, after the review meeting in Nay Pyi Taw, 2018. Photo: UNOPS
31.05.2018
Sub-recipient Review Meeting – 2018
A three-day review meeting to discuss implementation status under the Global Fund grants was held in Nay Pyi Taw (23–25 May 2018). The meeting...
24.04.2018
The malaria expeditions
To end malaria, every last case of the disease should be found and treated. On World Malaria Day, RAI2E turns the spotlight on the people who bring...
Supported by the Global Fund, early diagnosis and accurate treatment of malaria is provided by malaria volunteers trained in using Rapid Diagnostic Test kits, which save many lives in areas where malaria is prevalent and access to healthcare is limited. Photo: John Rae/The Global Fund
15.04.2018
World Malaria Day 2018: Ready to beat malaria
We join our partners in promoting this year’s World Malaria Day theme, 'Ready to Beat Malaria'. This theme underscores the collective energy and...
Early and accurate diagnosis of malaria by community malaria volunteers trained in using Rapid Diagnostic Test Kits allows for prompt and effective treatment of the disease with artemisinin-based combination therapies. This promotes early treatment seeking for malaria among the at-risk populations, essential to contain the spread of artemisinin resistance and accelerate elimination of malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion. Photo: John Rae/The Global Fund
17.03.2018
What is artemisinin resistance?
Artemisinin and its derivatives are powerful medicines known for their ability to swiftly reduce the number of malaria parasites in the blood of...
Village malaria workers are trained and equipped to raise awareness, distribute mosquito nets and diagnose and treat malaria in their communities. The closest health centre provides them with the necessary medical equipment and supplies and is also responsible for authorising e-payments. Photo: The Global Fund
27.02.2018
Using fintech to fight malaria
In Cambodia, 3,247 village malaria workers are now back in action after RAI2E implemented new payments procedures. Online money transfers have cut...

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