The RBM Partnership to End Malaria, through its Country and Regional Support Partner Committee, conducted its annual meeting with 8 National Malaria Programmes representing 8 countries in the Central Africa subregion, in Brazzaville, Congo, on 09-12 August 2022. This event was conducted as a hybrid meeting and was attended by a total of 53 face-to-face participants along with 55 virtual participants which included Countries, Global, regional and local partners, private sector, academia etc.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria, through its Country and Regional Support Partner Committee, conducted its annual meeting with 16 National Malaria Programmes representing 16 countries in the Western Africa subregion, in Dakar, Senegal, on 26-29 July 2022. This event was conducted as a hybrid meeting and was attended by a total of 116 face-to-face participants along with 65 virtual participants which included Countries, Global, regional and local partners, private sector, academia etc.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria, through its Country and Regional Support Partner Committee, conducted its annual meeting with 12 National Malaria Programmes representing 12 countries in the Southern Africa subregion, in Harare Zimbabwe, on 05-08 July 2022. This event was conducted as a hybrid meeting and was attended by a total of 71 face-to- face participants along with 76 virtual participants which included Countries, Global, regional and local partners, private sector, academia etc.

The RBM Partnership to End Malaria, through its Country and Regional Support Partner Committee, conducted its annual meeting with 14 National Malaria Programmes representing 11 countries in the Eastern Africa subregion, in Nairobi, Kenya, on 08-11 June 2022. This event was conducted as a hybrid meeting and was attended by a total of 107 face-to- face participants along with 180 virtual participants which included Countries, Global, regional and local partners, private sector, academia etc.

The webinar, chaired by Kevin Tetteh from LSHTM, will include a presentation by Faith Osier from International AIDS Vaccine Initiative on the developments in malaria vaccines from a general and historical perspective. We will then be joined by Alassane Dicko from the University of Science, Techniques and Technologies of Bamako, Mali, who will present the Phase IV implementation studies for the RTS,S vaccine.  

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