Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network

APMEN continues in Rayong, Thailand, with a technical study tour to preventing the re-establishment of malaria. 🩺 It highlights hospital-based case management and supporting systems including G6PD testing and pharmacy processes for safe antimalarial use. One Network, Integrated Solutions: Driving A Malaria-Free Asia Pacific. #APMEN #MalariaElimination

🌟 Day 4 of the APMEN Joint Working Groups Meeting 2026 features a technical study visit to Thailand’s Department of Disease Control, bringing malaria programme delegates together for peer learning on implementation and health systems. Focus areas include pharmacovigilance, regulatory aspects of antimalarials, real-time data systems, and VBD reference & entomology labs. 🏥🧪 Strengthening systems, sustaining progress, preventing re-establishment. One Network, Integrated Solutions: Driving a Malaria-Free Asia Pacific #APMEN #MalariaElimination #AsiaPacific #GlobalHealth #EndMalaria

🤝 Day 3 of the APMEN Joint Working Groups Meeting 2026 in Bangkok, as discussions turn toward the way forward for a malaria-free Asia Pacific. Key insights span surveillance, vector control, vivax malaria, climate change, and cross-border transmission. Focus now shifts to aligning priorities and next steps for coordinated regional action. One Network, Integrated Solutions: Driving A Malaria-Free Asia Pacific. #APMEN #MalariaElimination

🌏 Day 2 of the APMEN Joint Working Groups Meeting 2026 continues in Bangkok, as momentum builds toward a malaria-free Asia Pacific. Morning discussions focused on climate and environmental change, stronger data systems, and strategies to prevent malaria re-establishment. Afternoon sessions focus on case management, evidence to policy, and serology for P. vivax surveillance. 🔬 One Network, Integrated Solutions: Driving A Malaria-Free Asia Pacific. #APMEN #MalariaElimination

📢 Day 1 of the APMEN Joint Working Groups Meeting 2026 is underway in Bangkok. Countries, technical experts, and partners across the Asia Pacific and beyond are convening to drive integrated, country-led solutions for malaria elimination. One Network, Integrated Solutions: Driving A Malaria-Free Asia Pacific. 🌏 Collaborated with @FightingMalaria @MORUBKK and @MedsforMalaria #APMEN #MalariaElimination #EndMalaria #AsiaPacific #PublicHealth

Plasmodium vivax challenges elimination efforts through relapse and hidden infections. Research and regional collaboration are essential to overcome it. Read our WMD blog: apmen.org/blog/driven-en… #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay #APMEN

📨Today, APMEN marks #WorldMalariaDay2026 with our April LinkedIn Newsletter, highlighting regional action under the theme Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must. Progress is possible. Action is urgent. 👉linkedin.com/pulse/apmen-ne… #EndMalaria #APMEN

As World Malaria Day 2026 approaches, the Asia-Pacific stands at a decisive moment. Progress is real, but fragile — challenged by drug and insecticide resistance, zoonotic malaria, climate variability, funding shortfall, humanitarian crisis, and fragile health systems. Read APMEN’s latest blog 👉 apmen.org/blog/driven-en… #WorldMalariaDay #EndMalaria #APMEN

🇻🇳 Sustained commitment and strong surveillance have brought Viet Nam to the final stretch of malaria elimination. 👉Now is the time to finish the job. #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay #APMEN

💡Ending malaria depends on sustaining services even through challenges. Strong national commitment remains vital to protect gains and prevent resurgence. 🇲🇲 #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay

🔴 We are now LIVE for the World Malaria Day Webinar. Representatives from WHO global, WHO regional, and national country programme are featured speakers. Please join us. #WorldMalariaDay #ZeroMalaria #APMEN

As part of our #WorldMalariaDay webinar, three speakers are now presenting global trends, regional insights from South‑East Asia, and country‑level action plans to accelerate malaria elimination. Driving evidence into action, now and beyond. 🌍 Co-hosted by National Academy of Vector Borne Diseases and APMEN #WorldMalariaDay #APMEN #webinar

🚨Malaria crosses borders. Our response must do the same. Regional networks are critical to track resistance, adapt strategies, and stay ahead of a changing threat. #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay #APMEN

Given the shared border between West Kalimantan and Sarawak, Malaysia, eliminating malaria in border areas and beyond will require strong cross-border coordination through a One Health approach, particularly for sharing information, surveillance data, and best practices. #ZoonoticMalaria #PlasmodiumKnowlesi #Malaria

📢Malaria reduction in the Greater Mekong Subregion is the result of people-powered action. Community malaria volunteers are the backbone of progress, and no community can be left behind. #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay @malariafreegms

🦟 New APMEN blog highlights lessons from the Indonesia–Malaysia Technical Exchange on Zoonotic Malaria Surveillance. Peer-to-peer learning, One Health collaboration, and practical capacity building remain central to strengthening responses to Plasmodium knowlesi. With thanks to @UMMalaysia, Malaysia NMP, Indonesian teams & APMEN SRWG/ MORU. 🔗 Read more: apmen.org/blog/strengthe… #APMEN #PlasmodiumKnowlesi #ZoonoticMalaria #OneHealth #PeerLearning

Island nations know what it takes to end malaria: reaching remote communities, sustaining services, and protecting every household wherever people live. Featuring a message from Mr Albino (Solomon Islands) 👇. #NowWeCanNowWeMust #EndMalaria #WorldMalariaDay