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Uzbekistan becomes the latest country to be certified malaria-free

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria welcomes the announcement that Uzbekistan has received the World Health Organization (WHO)’s certification of malaria elimination.

This announcement makes Uzbekistan the eighth country to free itself from the burden of the disease since 2010 and marks the latest success in the fight against malaria in Central Asia. Turkmenistan was certified as malaria free in 2010, Armenia in 2011, Kyrgyzstan in 2016 and now Uzbekistan in 2018.

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The RBM Partnership celebrates two decades of collective action against malaria; launches new response to jumpstart progress in countries hardest hit by the disease

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Consensus Statement on Repurposing ITNs: Applications for BCC Messaging and Actions at the Country Level

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The Americas are Ready to Beat Malaria!

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20th anniversary press release

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Celebrating RBM’s 20th Anniversary

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From High Burden to High Impact: Getting back on track to end Malaria

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World Press Freedom Day: Journalists Champion a Malaria-Free Future

On May 3, World Press Freedom Day, journalists across the globe honored the power of truth and integrity in their work. This day holds an even deeper meaning for health journalists working in malaria-endemic countries—a fervent hope that future generations will live in a world free from malaria.