India Malaria Elimination Programs
Cross-source consensus on India Malaria Elimination Programs from 1 sources and 4 claims.
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- The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria has supported India since 2005 through successive IMEP grant cycles providing LLINs, RDTs, ACTs, injectable artesunate, and capacity building. — Multicentric longitudinal study on malaria burden, vector bionomics and health system assessment in diverse eco-epidemiological settings in the context of malaria elimination in India: study protocol
- IMEP-III (2024–2027) prioritises health system strengthening, surveillance, entomological units, community engagement, and operational research across 159 high-burden districts in 12 states. — Multicentric longitudinal study on malaria burden, vector bionomics and health system assessment in diverse eco-epidemiological settings in the context of malaria elimination in India: study protocol
- India operates under two key national frameworks for malaria elimination: the National Framework for Malaria Elimination (2016–2030) and the National Strategic Plan for Malaria Elimination. — Multicentric longitudinal study on malaria burden, vector bionomics and health system assessment in diverse eco-epidemiological settings in the context of malaria elimination in India: study protocol
- India's malaria control gains are driven primarily by the National Vector-Borne Disease Control Program, supported by state governments under the National Health Mission. — Multicentric longitudinal study on malaria burden, vector bionomics and health system assessment in diverse eco-epidemiological settings in the context of malaria elimination in India: study protocol