Global Malaria Action Plan

The Global Malaria Action Plan (GMAP) is a coordinated strategy developed by international health organizations to reduce and eventually eliminate malaria worldwide. It outlines key goals, such as strengthening prevention, diagnosis, and treatment efforts, especially in high-risk regions. The plan promotes the use of insecticides, bed nets, and effective medicines, while also supporting research and health system improvements. By working together across countries and sectors, GMAP aims to save lives, lessen suffering, and build healthier communities by controlling and ultimately eradicating malaria.