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As always, the #TropMed24 conference was an excellent opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, partners, and experts from around the world to discuss the progress we’re making to #EndMalaria and NTDs and plan the exciting work ahead. (11/11)

In #Senegal, the Enhancing Global Health Security project made strides toward improving the quality of #meningitis data by integrating laboratory results with surveillance data. In 2024, PATH trained 100 health workers on a newly developed @dhis_2 E-Tracker module. (10/11)

MACEPA launched a data analytics fellowship program to support the growing need for Africa-based quantitative technical expertise to support national #malaria programs. PATH program manager Femi Adepoju led the virtual kick-off meeting on October 21, 2024 (pictured). (9/11)

To accelerate #malaria elimination in #Nigeria, the MOH partnered with PATH for assistance in developing a pragmatic, costed operational plan. In August, PATH co-hosted a meeting to frame this plan with key stakeholders and Director of Public Health Dr. Chukwuma Anyaike. (8/11)

In 2024, PATH celebrated 20 years of malaria partnership in #Zambia. Since 2004, PATH has led several large malaria projects supporting the NMEC, including MACEPA and PMI PAMO Plus. MACEPA has helped build a network of 25,000 CHWs across Zambia - like Margret Chalo below. (7/11)

Partnering with the Central African Republic (CAR) Malaria Control Service (SLP; building pictured), MACEPA conducted a capacity assessment of the SLP in 2024 and is launching an in-depth malaria surveillance assessment - PATH's first-ever partnership with CAR. (6/11)

The late Dr. Carlos “Kent” Campbell passed away in February 2024. The founder of PATH MACEPA, he is remembered as a visionary leader in the fight against malaria. In November, our team celebrated his life with a tribute symposium at @ASTMH. Learn more: www.path.org/our-impact/a... (5/11)

A mother holds medicine for seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC) for her child. PMI REACH Malaria, led by @PATHtweets, supported Togo's first-ever SMC campaign in the Plateaux region, marking PMI’s first activity in Togo and reaching 113,600 children. (4/11)

As part of the ATSB project and in partnership with the Zambia National Elimination Centre, PATH’s entomological surveillance team collected #malaria-transmitting mosquitoes using light traps and sent them to the PATH Kaoma entomology lab for analysis. (3/11)

Throughout 2024, PATH concluded and published results from the first large-scale randomized controlled trial of the Attractive Targeted Sugar Bait (ATSB), a new tool designed to attract and kill mosquitoes. Here, Mwansa Mwenya installs an ATSB as part of the trial in Kaoma, Zambia. (2/11)