Jhpiego (a Johns Hopkins University affiliate)

Jhpiego works with governments and local partners across sub-Saharan Africa and Asia to strengthen malaria prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and health systems.^1,2 Its programs support insecticide-treated net distribution, malaria prevention during pregnancy and childhood, vaccine introduction, malaria case management, health worker training, supply chains, and surveillance.² Through the Unitaid-funded STOP-AMDR project, Jhpiego also helps countries address antimalarial drug resistance through improved treatment strategies and access to newer medicines.^3,2 Its U.S. headquarters is in Baltimore, Maryland, with an office in Washington, D.C.² Its malaria work is in the delivery stage.²