Pillar 01

Using resources better to accelerate malaria elimination

Led by RBM’s Country/Regional Support Partner Committee (CRSPC), this pillar strengthens coordination across global, regional, and country levels so partner support is clearer, faster, and better aligned with country-led plans.
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How we track progress

01 KPI 1.1 Annual + quarterly checks

% endemic countries using a single, costed, optimized 3-year plan as basis for GF/PMI/domestic financing

Source: ALMA continental scorecard for African countries - Other regions: to check

02 KPI 1.2 Quarterly

TBC KPI

Source: RBM Unity 30 internal RBM tracking

The challenge

Malaria elimination depends on many partners working together. When coordination breaks down, countries face delays, duplication, and complex processes that slow progress.

Multiple partners operating without clear alignment create inefficiencies that countries cannot afford in a resource-constrained environment. Every gap in coordination costs time, resources, and ultimately lives.

Malaria is not just a health issue – it is a development issue. To truly eliminate malaria, we must go beyond the health sector.

Honorable Minister for Health Budi Gunadi Sadikin

Republic of Indonesia

The Big Push: From Today to Tomorrow

Today
2030
Today Countries manage multiple plans, partners, and funding processes
2030 Countries lead costed, operational malaria plans within broader health planning
Today Partner support is not always aligned with national priorities
2030 Partners align behind these plans and support them in a coordinated way
Today Efforts are often duplicated or fragmented
2030 Stakeholders work together on priority issues, each contributing where they add the most value

Connected Progress

Coordination enables all other pillars

Improved coordination is the foundation for progress across the entire Big Push. Better partner alignment strengthens national leadership, improves data sharing, accelerates the delivery of life-saving tools, and protects funding. When partners coordinate effectively, every pillar benefits.