Roll Back Malaria Partnership

The Roll Back Malaria Partnership is a global initiative aimed at reducing malaria, a severe disease transmitted by mosquitoes. Formed in 1998, it brings together governments, international organizations, and health experts to coordinate efforts in prevention, treatment, and education about malaria. Through funding, research, and sharing best practices, the partnership strives to make effective tools, like insecticide-treated nets and vaccines, accessible to those in need, particularly in high-risk regions. Its ultimate goal is to eliminate malaria and improve health and well-being for millions of people worldwide.