It's time to getting to zero cases of malaria: invest, innovate, implement
World Malaria Day is celebrated on April 25 every year. Established by the Member States of the WHO during the 2007 World Health Assembly, this day is an opportunity to recall the need for a lasting political and scientific commitment, associated with financial means, in favor of the prevention of the fight against malaria.
Although progress has been made in recent decades to reduce its incidence and mortality, and to improve treatment, malaria still affects millions of people. As the WHO points out, 247 million cases of malaria were reported worldwide in 2021. The estimated number of deaths attributable to this disease amounted to 619,000 in that year.
Yet it is a preventable pathology that can be cured. The research efforts made by scientists around the world, including teams from Inserm, are contributing a little more each day to improving the situation.
The April 25 is here World Malaria Day. An opportunity to remember the impact of this disease and that local solutions exist! Read more
DEBATE & CONFERENCES ON THE OCCASION OF WORLD MALARIA DAY
DEBATE IN ENGLISH – ROTORY CLUB: April 18, 2023 AT 9 p.m. (France)
THEME: A few grams of Artemisia – a game changer in the fight against malaria.
Guest : Dr Lucile Cornet-Vernet, Founder of the Maison de l'Artemisia
During this conference, Dr Lucille Cornet-Vernet, Founding President of the Maison de l'Artemisia. expressed his personal commitment to the deployment of Artemisia as a complementary solution to the fight against malaria. To know more download the presentation in english
On Tuesday, April 18, the Rotary E-Club is hosting a Zoom conference at 9 p.m. CET (Central Europe
Time) on the topic: A few grams of Artemisia – a game changer in the fight against
malaria.
We have the honor to invite Doctor Lucile Cornet-Vernet, Founding President of the Maison de
the Artemisia whose missions are double:
- Accelerate research on Osane from Artemisia, an ancestral treatment against malaria;
- Supervise its distribution in countries where malaria is endemic through the Maisons de l'Artemisia, local centers of expertise that coordinate knowledge and distribution of the plant.
Malaria remains the leading cause of death from infectious diseases, causing up to 600,000 deaths per year. +600,000 deaths each year, including 80% of children under 5 years old and records 241 million
cases in 2019 according to WHO figures, including 95% in Africa.
3 billion people live in areas infested with malaria and specifically for the whole of Africa, has an estimated cost of 1.7 growth points.
During this conference, Lucille Cornet-Vernet will tell us about her personal commitment to "healing beyond oneself" in the deployment of Artemisia as a complementary solution against malaria.
You can log in automatically Tuesday, April 18 by clicking on this link and don't hesitate
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On the occasion of World Malaria Day, I invite you to participate in the series of 3 webcasts that I will have the pleasure of hosting, organized by WORKPLACE HEALTH (SEE) in collaboration with #MyGlobalVillage. Broadcast live and in Replay on LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook.
📌 Mon. April 24, 2023 (4 p.m.-5 p.m. Paris)
Theme: "Zero Malaria: What corporate leadership to accelerate the movement?" »
Guests:
* Eholie Anokpagni Stephane Kevine, CEO, SIMAT/DHL Global Forwarding Ivory Coast
* Marie Pierre Fabre, President of the Compagnie Fruitière endowment fund, France (TBC)
* David Canarutto, Relationship Manager, Private Sector, The Global Fund, Swiss
📌 Wed. April 26, 2023 (4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Paris)
Theme: "What innovations to overcome resistance to drugs and insecticides?" »
Guests:
* Ingrid ETOKE, Senior Project Officer, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, UK
* SERGE-BRICE ASSI, Research Officer at the National Malaria Control Program (PNLP), Côte d'Ivoire
* Alexander Heimsch, Business Manager, Global Public Health, BASF, Germany
📌 Fri. April 28, 2023 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. (Paris)
Theme : " What Public-Private Partnership to put an end to Malaria for good? »
Guests:
* Amina ABU KHALIL General Administrator, Orange Guinea Foundation
* Alioune Camara, Director, National Malaria Control Program (PNLP), Guinea
* Christian Sidzabda Kompaore, Permanent Secretariat for the Elimination of Malaria (SP/Palu), Burkina Faso
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