World Malaria Day

“World Malaria Day” was established and approved at the 60th World Health Assembly (WHA) in March 2007. It replaces “Africa Malaria Day” which has been commemorated every year since 2001 on 25 April and will be celebrated from henceforth annually on the same day, in order to provide education and understanding of malaria as a global scourge that is preventable and a disease that is curable.

To support this event, you can also post the “World Malaria Day” button on your website/blog. For the button, and to view a list of worldwide events, please visit the Mobilizing 4 Malaria Website.

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About Kileken ole-MoiYoi

Kileken ole-MoiYoi, Case Writer Kileken’s work focuses on malaria and the role of public-private partnerships in global health, and on developing curricula for executive education programs. He recently managed on-the-ground research in Kenya for the World Health Organization Maximizing Positive Synergies between Health Systems and Global Health Initiatives project. Prior to GHD, he worked at TechnoServe, a Washington DC-based international development organization, and with Community Centered Conservation in the Comoros, integrating economic development with conservation efforts to improve marine park management and train community members on alternative income generation activities. While double majoring at Brown University (Political Economy of Development; Human Biology), he wrote an honors thesis on integrating sustainable economic development with malaria control in sub-Saharan Africa and co-founded EduVision, a Zurich-based organization that develops technologies to improve education programs in developing countries.

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