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This year, your actions have been a force for change in the fight against malaria. Every effort, every contribution, and every voice raised has pushed us closer to a world where malaria no longer takes lives.

The progress we’ve made together is a testament to what’s possible when people unite for a common cause. We made sure that malaria stayed on the agenda of the world’s decision makers, and our campaigns were seen by millions across the globe. Here’s how you’ve been part of this journey…

The Power of EveryONE: Kenya’s fight against malaria

In February this year, we launched the Zero Malaria Starts With Me – The Power of EveryONE campaign in Kenya, uniting individuals, communities, and partners in the fight against malaria.  

Focused on three high-burden counties—Kisumu, Kilifi, and Kakamega—the campaign highlights Kenya’s vision of a malaria-free future and drives public awareness and involvement through media, radio, and outdoor advertising.  

With the support of partners like dentsu, Fever-Tree, and our dedicated partners, we are sparking sustainable behaviour change and inspiring personal action to protect more Kenyans.

Change the Story: A call to end malaria

In March, with the Change the Story campaign, we amplified the voices of children most affected by malaria. In a powerful new film, Uganda’s Ghetto Kids, as seen on Britain’s and America’s Got Talent, shared their experiences, including 8-year-old Nahia, whose dreams were nearly cut short by malaria.

This film was screened at the landmark Yaoundé conference in Cameroon, where African Ministers of Health and global partners signed a declaration to accelerate malaria elimination.  

Their commitments promised stronger leadership, increased domestic funding, and greater investment in data and innovation for the malaria fight.

World Malaria Day 2024

In April for World Malaria Day, we celebrated progress in the fight against malaria while calling for renewed action.  

Thanks to innovations in vaccines, next-generation bed nets and treatments, we are better equipped than ever to save children’s lives - if these tools reach those in need.  

We honoured Britain’s leadership in malaria science and urged the UK Government to sustain its support through commitments to the Global Fund and GAVI.

In Kenya, we highlighted the Power of EveryONE campaign and joined partners in Kisumu to drive political action.  

With challenges like funding shortfalls and climate change threatening progress, we’re calling on renewed efforts to ensure a malaria-free future.

$142.7 billion: The economic potential of ending malaria

In June, in partnership with Oxford Economics Africa, we launched a report revealing the staggering economic impact of malaria and the opportunities the world can unlock by tackling it

Achieving the Sustainable Development Goal of reducing malaria by 90% by 2030 could boost economies in endemic countries by $142.7 billion, while generating an additional $31 billion in exports worldwide.  

Falling malaria rates would also bring financial benefits to G7 nations, including $450 million for the UK, while saving lives and improving livelihoods.  

With over 600,000 lives lost to malaria each year, mostly children under five, we’re calling on global leaders to invest in the fight to end malaria for a safer, stronger world.

Malaria fights hard. We fight harder.

In November, we launched the Zero Malaria Experience, a groundbreaking film and interactive installation at London’s Outernet.  

Featuring David Beckham alongside leading malaria scientists and advocates, the Experience showcased how combining current tools like mosquito nets and medicines with future innovations like next-generation vaccines could save over 13 million lives in sub-Saharan Africa, including nearly 10 million children under five, over the next 15 years.  

This beautiful artwork and powerful event brought the historic fight to end malaria to life, showing that a zero malaria world is possible if we secure the right investment from our world leaders.

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Thank you for your support,

Malaria No More UK Team

Our campaigns help focus action on achieving a malaria free world – a vision we know you share.  Please donate today and help to Change the Story for millions of children.
, thank you for your continued support.