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Malaria Consortium International

Malaria Consortium is the world's leading not-for-profit dedicated to the control of malaria. We apply our depth of technical expertise and practical experience to develop smart solutions that improve and save lives. Beyond malaria, we work to control childhood illnesses, with a new focus on treating and preventing neglected tropical diseases. (See also Malaria Consortium Africa)

PI - Mallika Kaviratne

Project Title	Start Date	Planned End Date
The impact of longlasting insecticidal net usage on malaria and lymphatic filariasis in an area co-endemic for both diseases	January 2007	June 2009
Evaluation of quality of malaria case management after change in the Uganda national policy to ACTs as first-line treatment	October 2007	March 2008
Parasite based diagnosis of malaria in Uganda: Effectiveness of rapid diagnostic test in diagnosis of malaria in pregnancy in Uganda	April 2009	October 2010

 

Nuffield Centre for International Health & Development

The Nuffield designs and conducts projects with other partners. For example, John Walley is co-investigator with the projects in China, Pakistan, Uganda (HIV) and Swaziland, and James Newell for projects in Nepal.

Co-Directors - James Newell & John Walley

HIV Prevention in Young Women through Straight Talk Foundation, Uganda

July 2006

August 2007