@NMEPNigeria Delighted to lead on the provision of technical guidance on WHO recommendations on the processes for conducting the end-term comprehensive programme review of Nigeria's National Malaria Strategic Plan 2021-2025. @WHONigeria
The National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP) is holding a review of the National Malaria Strategic Plan (NMSP) 2021-2025. This meeting is holding at Grand Bohabs Hotel, Abuja.
The Malaria Program Review (MPR) is a comprehensive evaluation of a country’s malaria control and
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics It is difficult to settle for one action that would or could guide ending #malaria, whereas EQUITY comes to mind as one principle that would guide ending #malaria@WHONigeria@WHO
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A8: A unified multi-sector approach can be effectively and efficiently ensured when governments demonstrate consistency of commitment, leadership, ownership of a coordinated response, that has advocated for, and secured the buy-in of all key actors @WHO
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A7: #malaria surveillance in high transmission countries relies on routine data, which is passive. The humanitarian emergency in Nigeria, uses #EWARS, an active surveillance system that guided decision to implement #malaria MDA in IDP camps. @WHONigeria
Live from #ActionstoEndMalaria chat:
"#Malaria#surveillance data enable health authorities to make prompt decisions and corrective actions...by drilling down analysis to examine specific localities or populations, the unreached would be better served." - @seyebabs@WHO#Nigeria
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #WHO recommends #malaria community case management where health facilities are not available or accessible. Countries and partners have successfully adapted an integrated illness management approach. #iCCM model is being scaled-up by #NPHCDA#NMEP and #CHIPS partners in Nigeria.
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A5: Though there's no 'silver bullet’, the best approaches are those that are tailor-made, and place community members at the centre of finding solutions, and driving the implementation and evaluation of #malaria interventions. @WHONigeria
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A4: Main challenge is access: to adequate commodities, tools, information, training and supervision. Solutions require sustainable, locally appropriate, creative approaches that leverage existing community resources, technology, media, etc. @WHONigeria
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A3: #malariasurveillance data enable health authorities to make prompt decisions and corrective actions. In particular, by drilling down analysis to examine specific localities or populations, the unreached would be better served. @WHO@WHONigeria
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A2: An interventionist approach is required to first identify such restrictions and inequities, then mainstream those sensitivities into the implementation arrangements from top to bottom at #malaria service endpoints for deprived groups. @WHONigeria
@FightingMalaria @Chemonics #ActionstoEndMalaria chat A1: Quality care results from providing the right quantity and quality of investments of resources. This goes for #malaria services as well. Hard-to-reach populations require ‘extra dose’ of innovative approaches that are consultative and participatory.