Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA)

Malaria remains a major cause of illness among children in many countries, where both Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium falciparum are endemic. Recurrent infections can lead to anaemia, poor health o...

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Climate change is intensifying health risks across the Asia Pacific region, placing increasing strain on already stretched health systems and deepening vulnerability to climate sensitive infections...

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Online Climate Training Workshop: Understanding Climate Information, Models, and Dashboards for Health Planning Co-hosted by Climate, Environment & Health Programme, National University of Singapo

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Online Climate Training Workshop: Understanding Climate Information, Models, and Dashboards for Health Planning Co-hosted by Climate, Environment & Health Programme, National University of Singapo

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APMEN (https://apmen.org) is strengthening regional malaria elimination efforts through closer collaboration across its three technical Working Groups: Surveillance and Response, Vector Control, an...

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Online Climate Training Workshop: Understanding Climate Information, Models, and Dashboards for Health Planning Co-hosted by Climate, Environment & Health Programme, National University of Singapo

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In commemoration of World Malaria Day 2026, this webinar aligned with the global theme “Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must”, a shared rallying cry for renewed commitment and collective ...

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Community and civil society organizations (CSOs) are crucial in generating evidence and advocating for the mobilization of resources allocated to health, particularly in the fight against malaria. ...

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Vector control is the single most effective intervention for achieving a reduction in malaria transmission in most malaria endemic countries of the world. Such vector control must be underpinned by...

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Vector control is the single most effective intervention for achieving a reduction in malaria transmission in most malaria endemic countries of the world. Such vector control must be underpinned by...

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Vector control is the single most effective intervention for achieving a reduction in malaria transmission in most malaria endemic countries of the world. Such vector control must be underpinned by...

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Mass drug administration (MDA) has garnered renewed attention as a strategic intervention to accelerate malaria elimination, particularly in low-transmission or pre-elimination settings. However, t...

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Vector control is our primary strategy to combat malaria in most parts of the malaria-endemic world, but is difficult to implement in situations of humanitarian emergencies, among migrant populatio...

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Progress across Asia Pacific over the past decade is marked by exceptional resilience and an unwavering resolve to eliminate malaria by 2030. APLMA turns evidence into action – facilitating nationa...

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Early warning systems (EWS) are increasingly recognised as important tools for strengthening surveillance, preparedness, and response to vector-borne diseases. By integrating epidemiological, clima...

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As countries in the Asia-Pacific move closer to malaria elimination, ensuring that every patient receives optimized and complete treatment has become a critical priority. Since primaquine and tafen...

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Preventing re-establishment requires strong systems to manage persistent challenges such as imported malaria, residual transmission risks, and health system vulnerabilities. Robust surveillance, ra...

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The APMEN Joint Working Groups and Interest Groups Update 2025 served as a strategic checkpoint to reflect on progress, recalibrate priorities, and strengthen coordination across APMEN’s three Work...

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APMEN is a sustainable and collaborative network of 22 countries and 54 partner organizations working together to eliminate malaria in the Asia-Pacific region through knowledge exchange, peer-to-pe...

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Prevention of re-establishment is one of the specific goals of the Global Technical Strategy for malaria (2016-2030), endorsed by World Health Assembly in 2015, With growing progress toward malaria...

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