United to Beat Malaria/United Nations Foundation
United to Beat Malaria, a global grassroots campaign of the UN Foundation, brings together a diverse set of partners, influencers and supporters across the U.S. and around the world to take urgent action to end malaria. For 20 years, United to Beat Malaria (previously known as Nothing But Nets) has helped protect more than 42 million of the world’s most vulnerable people across 63 countries by providing bed nets and other life-saving tools, in addition to successfully advocating for increased U.S. leadership and funding for global malaria programs.
What they do
United to Beat Malaria, a global grassroots campaign of the UN Foundation, brings together a diverse set of partners, influencers and supporters across the U.S. and around the world to take urgent action to end malaria. For 20 years, United to Beat Malaria (previously known as Nothing But Nets) has helped protect more than 42 million of the world’s most vulnerable people across 63 countries by providing bed nets and other life-saving tools, in addition to successfully advocating for increased U.S. leadership and funding for global malaria programs.
In the field and in development
Partnerships in 5 endemic countries
- SC Johnson · strengthening local health systems and NGOs in malaria prevention, testing, treatment and health-worker training
- UNHCR · refugee malaria programs, 2024
- The MENTOR Initiative · indoor residual spraying in displacement camps and host communities in Borno State
- SC Johnson · strengthening local health systems and NGOs in malaria prevention, testing, treatment and health-worker training
- UNHCR · refugee malaria programs, 2024
- Latin America and the Caribbean (20 countries) — UNHCR (malaria prevention, testing and treatment tools, and support for health workers, 2024).
Who they work with in the United States
Where this comes from
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