Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA)

A unique coalition of companies bringing the collective force and voice of the private sector to drive impact on malaria in Africa from control to elimination.

[Malaria No More @MalariaNoMore]

🦟 It’s #WorldMosquitoDay! 🦟

Together, we’ve made incredible progress towards #ZeroMalaria thanks to the health workers, innovators, and global partnerships committed to winning the fight against malaria. 🙌

[Zero Malaria @ZeroMalaria]

On #WorldMosquitoDay... it's time we BITE BACK 😬🦟👊
🗣️📣Half the world's population is at risk of dying from a mosquito bite.
With determination, new tools and investment we can end this in a generation 👊

#ZeroMalaria

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

Starting soon 🔽

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

TOMORROW: What is the role of the #privatesector in the fight to eliminate #malaria in Ghana 🇬🇭?

Join @nmepgh, CAMA & @invectorcontrol to hear how industry leaders & experts are working together to achieve zero #malaria countrywide.

Register now 🔽 https://t.co/kTVjJNgvUh

[IVCC @invectorcontrol]

ICYMI: Join CAMA, @invectorcontrol & @nmepgh on 17th August to hear how industry leaders & experts are working together to achieve zero #malaria in Ghana.

Register for the webinar at https://t.co/Gn9VDoz5jo

#WorldMosquitoDay

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

TOMORROW: What is the role of the #privatesector in the fight to eliminate #malaria in Ghana 🇬🇭?

Join @nmepgh, CAMA & @invectorcontrol to hear how industry leaders & experts are working together to achieve zero #malaria countrywide.

Register now 🔽 https://t.co/kTVjJNgvUh

[Access Bank Plc @myaccessbank]

Are you driving social impact in your community through technology?

The @ACTFoundation_ Changemakers Innovation Challenge is here!

Click the link below to register

https://t.co/hGEvnnglgB

#AccessMore
#MoreThanBanking
#ActFoundation
#CIC2023

[Global Institute for Disease Elimination @GLIDE_AE]

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of vector-borne diseases🌡️🦟. @MalariaNoMore's Kelly Willis highlights the link between warm climates & vector-borne diseases, emphasizing the need to invest in #climate-resilient health systems.
#ClimateAction

🔗 https://t.co/yumpT4tn9b

[Unitaid @UNITAID]

Unitaid is launching a call for proposals to build and catalyse the uptake of an expanded vector control toolbox to fight malaria in countries with a high malaria burden, and countries where Anopheles stephensi is an emerging threat.

Find out more: https://t.co/K3XinUbe43

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

What is the role of the private sector in the fight to eliminate malaria in Ghana 🇬🇭?

Join CAMA, @invectorcontrol & @nmepgh on 17th August to hear how industry leaders & experts are working together to achieve zero #malaria countrywide.

Register now at https://t.co/kTVjJNgvUh.

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"One of the main challenges to #malaria control is staying ahead of mosquito 🦟 evolution and growing insecticide resistance... The R&D activities include identifying new active ingredients and novel insecticide processes, including control releases."

[Vestergaard @vestergaard]

Our company's Head of #Research and #Development, Tie Lan, was featured in an insightful interview by @fibre2fashion.

From sustainability to cutting-edge technologies, he delves into the world of our R&D and its impact on shaping a healthier future.

https://t.co/Nu3qmosVRf

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"Warmer winters and milder autumns and springs allow carriers of pathogens — ticks, mosquitos 🦟, and fleas, for example — to remain active for longer swaths of the year."

Brilliant visualizations on climate & health from @AP 🔽

[Malaria No More @MalariaNoMore]

This week the @AP & @grist launched this new series on #climate change & #health, starting with a look at increasing disease risks, including #malaria. 🦟

➡️https://t.co/1GOam5xRGu

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"It is essential to understand the intersectoral nature of #malaria and the synergy between actions of various sectors to ensure the formulation of an informed and context-specific multisectoral and multistakeholder engagement." 🔽

[African Leaders Malaria Alliance (ALMA) @ALMA_2030]

To #endmalaria, we need coordinated and collaborative efforts from governments and all societal levels. Read @ALMA_2030's and @APLMA_Malaria's op-ed on the importance of working together across sectors to eliminate #malaria: https://t.co/NJdK1bPx4q.
#zeromalaria
@T20org

[GBCHealth @GBCHealth]

Do you know anyone shaping the future of #globalhealth? If so, we need you to let us know. Nominations are now open for the #FutureUnited Global Awards!

We’re on the lookout for innovators who are addressing the problems of tomorrow, today. Nominate at https://t.co/ZorkxnyLZp

[United Nations @UN]

In response to high demand for first-ever malaria vaccine, 12 African countries will receive a total of 18 million doses.

The roll out is a critical step forward in the fight against one of the leading causes of death on the continent. https://t.co/OTprjIaaeI via @UNICEF

[Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance @gavi]

We’re excited to announce that 12 countries in Africa will be allocated a total of 18 million doses of the world’s first #malaria vaccine over the next two years with Gavi support! https://t.co/W8PS1T9uK7

@WHO @UNICEF @GSK @UNITAID @GlobalFund @MedAccessUK @PATHTweets @USAIDGH

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"The delay in the drug’s rollout seems attributable in part to the lack of much commercial incentive to develop better malaria treatments."

[MESA - the malaria knowledge hub @MESAmalaria]

🦟💊 Heard of artesunate, the first-line treatment for severe #malaria?

Read about its long journey to arrive on the shelves of pharmacies as an affordable antimalarial.

The epic story of our best malaria drug: https://t.co/NdvtW5DDME

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"#Malaria is most common in warm climates... It is possible that weather conditions in the southern United States have become more conducive to malaria transmission."

[NYT Health @NYTHealth]

In the last two months, at least five people, four in Florida and one in Texas, have been infected with malaria in the U.S. These are the first known cases of locally acquired malaria in the country since 2003. https://t.co/Whnc9MRIGO

[Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene @RSTMH]

Mosquito-borne diseases becoming increasing risk in Europe

#mosquitos #dengue #chikungunya #globalhealth

https://t.co/twtN4935Nx

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

"Belize’s 🇧🇿 success has hinged on strong surveillance for #malaria, access to #diagnosis, and effective vector control methods including [ITNs] and indoor spraying of insecticides. Trained community #healthworkers have played a vital role in timely diagnosis and treatment."

[RBM Partnership @endmalaria]

Great News! #Belize has been certified as malaria-free by the @WHO. Proof that with strong, resilient health systems, dedicated community health workers, political leadership & commitment & sufficient investment we can #EndMalaria.

Learn more: https://t.co/CvhZ2myWYF

[Corporate Alliance on Malaria in Africa (CAMA) @CAMAnews]

Just like with #malaria, "climate change and rapid urbanization are causing [dengue] to spread further and faster."

[Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative @DNDi]

#Dengue is spreading fast, but there is still no specific cure.
'We need more investment for research into treatments that can curb the overwhelming pressure placed on healthcare systems,' writes @GMalavige in @medicine_maker. @WorldDengueDay
https://t.co/RpjVnXFkxB