Voices from the Field

U.S. Ambassador Michael Retzer, with Minister of Health and Social Welfare Hon Prof David Mwakyusa looking on behind, right, provides an Infant Bed Net Voucher to a woman in Morogoro, Tanzania, to protect her child from malaria as part of the national Infant Voucher launch. The Infant Voucher program is supported by the PMI.

Ghana

• Umbrella Sales Ladies from Ghana Make Money Doing a Job They Like - (view page 4) [PDF, 875KB]
• USAID-Ghana: Progress Toward Building a Sustainable Market for ITNs [PDF, 858KB]
• NetMark Successfully Implements Commercial Discount Voucher Scheme for ITNs in Ghana [PDF, 260KB]

Madagascar

• First Person: Bednets Go Beyond Malaria Campaign
• Mosquito Nets Save Lives in Madagascar

Mozambique

• Artemisinin-based Combination Therapies Effective in Treating Drug-resistant Malaria

Rwanda

• Indoor Residual Spraying Protects Mother and Children in Rwanda
• Proper Treatment of Malaria Made Easier with PRIMO
• Saving Lives Begins in the Community

Senegal

• PMI Protects 700,000 Senegalese in Malaria Battle
• Rural Health Huts Provide Crucial Care: Village-Level Services Boost Child, Maternal Health
• Senegal strings up, treats nearly 615,000 PMI bednets
• Vouching for Bednets - Senegal Beats Back Malaria with a Deadly Featherweight
• Women's Groups Net Profits while Fighting Malaria

Tanzania

• ACTs Help Refugees Fight Malaria
• Awards Ceremony for Zanzibar Malaria Essay Contest - 01/08/07
• Antimalarial Drugs Save Tanzanian Girl's Life
• Nets Make Good Business in Tanzania
• Nets, Spray Keep Malaria Down in Zanzibari Family
• Maimuna's Story: Tanzania National Voucher Scheme (TNVS) Protects a Mother and Her Children
• Preventing Malaria in Pregnant Women in Tanzania Through Training Health Workers
• Reaching Out Through the Tanzania National Voucher Scheme
• Refugees Well Schooled in ACT Use
• Zanzibari Women Tackle Malaria

Uganda

• Antimalarial Drugs Cure Ugandan Boy of Malaria
• Net Retreatment Reduces Malaria in Ugandan Family
• PMI Gives Komakec’s Family Hope