Pillar 02

Strengthening national ownership to accelerate malaria elimination

Led by RBM’s Country/Regional Support Partner Committee (CRSPC), this pillar strengthens national leadership and promotes integrated approaches that involve multiple sectors and levels of government to sustain elimination efforts.
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How we track progress

03 KPI 2.1 Annual

Regional accountability mechanisms are designed, implemented and monitored (aligned to the Big Push principles)

Source: ALMA continental scorecard for African countries - Other regions: there but need to align

04 KPI 2.2 Semiannual

% countries with an active multi-sectoral framework such as EMC/others

Source: TBC

The challenge

Ending malaria requires strong leadership from governments and accountability beyond the health sector. Political commitment, domestic financing, and community engagement are essential to sustain elimination efforts.

Malaria elimination requires whole-of-government commitment and sustained high-level attention over many years. When leadership falters, gains are quickly lost.

With strong political will, accountability, and innovation, we can consign malaria to history and unlock a healthier, more prosperous Africa.

Joy Phumaphi

Executive Secretary of ALMA

The Big Push: From Today to Tomorrow

Category
Today
2030
Today Malaria is not always a sustained political priority
2030 Strong accountability ensures political and financial commitments are met
Today Efforts are often limited to the health sector
2030 Malaria is integrated into broader health and multi-sectoral approaches
Today Accountability for commitments is inconsistent
2030 Strong accountability ensures political and financial commitments are met

Connected Progress

National leadership enables all other pillars

Strong national leadership protects funding, enables better coordination, drives investment in data systems, and ensures political support for accessibility improvements and new tool adoption. When countries lead, every pillar benefits.