Geneva, 24 September 2021 - In line with the RBM Board Rotation Policy approved in November 2017, the RBM Partnership is seeking to appoint several new Board Members.

Geneva, 26 July 2021 -- The RBM Partnership to End Malaria welcomes the announcement today of a major project by kENUP Foundation and BioNTech to develop the first mRNA-based prophylactic malaria vaccine.

30 June 2021 – Today, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially certified China malaria-free. The RBM Partnership welcomes China’s achievement and the country’s notable contributions to the global fight against malaria.

Geneva/Seattle, June 29, 2021 — The fight against malaria can no longer be gender blind, contends a new report, “Achieving a Double Dividend: The Case for Investing in a Gendered Approach to the Fight Against Malaria,” launched on the eve of the Generation Equality Forum. 

Geneva, 5^th May 2021 – The RBM Partnership to End Malaria welcomes ongoing efforts to innovate and scale up life-saving new tools to tackle malaria, following the recent publication of results from two ongoing vaccine initiatives.

Geneva, 26 April 2021 – From country and business leaders to sports and cultural stars, new champions across the African continent and beyond joined the Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement this World Malaria Day, the global awareness day observed on 25 April.

Geneva, 21 April 2021: Twenty-four countries around the world have eliminated malaria since 2000, and more countries than ever before are within reach of zero malaria in the coming years.

25 March 2021 - New research finds that 9 in 10 African youth want to take personal action in the fight against malaria, with almost two-thirds (61%) believing the disease can be eliminated in their lifetimes.

17 March 2021 - Today, the RBM Partnership to End Malaria welcomes the official appointment of Dr Raj Panjabi as the United States Global Malaria Coordinator.

Geneva, 25 February 2021 -- Today, the RBM Partnership to End Malaria welcomes the news that El Salvador has been officially certified malaria-free by the World Health Organization (WHO).

El Salvador is the first country in Central America to receive this accolade presented to countries which have maintained at least three consecutive years of indigenous zero malaria cases, and the third in the Americas region to be certified in recent years, following Paraguay in 2018 and Argentina in 2019.