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Zambia Sugar: Private sector investing in malaria as a core business strategy 

Zambia Sugar has been a valued member of the EMC since its launch in 2019.

Overview of nutrition, RMNCAH and community scorecards in Kenya

Kenya is one of the high performing countries in the use of scorecard accountability and action tools. Below is an overview of the country’s progress to date.

Community scorecard in Kakamega County, Kenya

Community health is a flagship initiative of Kenya’s Vision 2030 and is recognised as the first level of facility care in the Kenya Health Act of 2017

RMNCAH scorecard in Bungoma County, Kenya

Within two years, the county had successfully decentralised the scorecard’s review and utilisation down to the sub-county, ward, and health facility levels.

Nutrition scorecard in Kakamega County, Kenya

Adoption and utilisation of the nutrition scorecard in Kenya.

Rwanda’s malaria scorecard enables evidence-based community engagement to address malaria control bottlenecks

Examples of community-level issues identified by the scorecard and addressed jointly by CSOs and communities with support from other stakeholders

Video – Uganda Malaria Youth Champions: Addressing malaria in pregnancy issues identified in the national malaria scorecard

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How ALMA Youth Corps and young people commemorated World Malaria Day 2024

In this best practice, we highlight some of the activities youth champions conducted to commemorate World Malaria Day 2024.

Scorecard tools support countries to track and control the effects of malaria in pregnancy

Examples of actions taken in response to malaria in pregnancy bottlenecks.

Involving Uganda malaria youth champions in seasonal malaria chemoprevention in Karamoja region

In 2023, members of Malaria Youth Champions Uganda participated in seasonal malaria chemoprevention campaigns by conducting interviews with household members, addressing concerns and ensuring safe administration of sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine and amodiaquine.