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Most families living near hilly forests where malaria is prevalent earn their living from woodcutting. This often requires them to spend their nights in the forests, sleeping without mosquito nets, which places them at risk of malaria infection. Their quality of life has been significantly improved for they no longer suffer from malaria due to the malaria prevention and control services provided with support from the Global Fund. Photo: John Rae/The Global Fund
20.02.2013
LLINs for every family
"Despite the fact that not a single household in the village had LLINs when we started our malaria project, now every household in the village owns...
15.02.2013
Managed Cash Flow-review workshop
The output of the two day workshop was the addendum to the Managed Cash Flow-SOP - the culmination of agreed points reached by the participants of...
15.01.2013
Training on Managed Cash Flow
In preparation to roll out the new adjusted Managed Cash Flow scheme and to capture the changes made in the new to allow its smooth operation provi

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