New data from the Malaria Atlas Project published in Nature predicts climate change could lead to more than 100 million additional malaria cases and 500,000 additional deaths in Africa by 2050.
From September 16–18, the MAP Dar team at the Ifakara Health Institute (IHI), in partnership with the Department of Statistics at the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM), hosted a three-day intensive training on “Geospatial Modelling for Public Health Applications.” The program concluded with the graduation of 21 participants from government and non-governmental institutions, including […]
The Malaria Atlas Project held the inaugural MAP Early Career Research Training and Mentorship Program Symposium from July 9 – 10, 2025 at its Dar es Salaam node at the Ifakara Health Institute support by AMMNet
New research from the Malaria Atlas Project shows the US President’s Malaria Initiative could prevent more than 13 million cases and save more than 100,000 lives this year – if current funding is preserved.
A major new MAP study in The Lancet presents the most comprehensive global maps of malaria burden from 2000–2022, supporting progress tracking and targeted control efforts.
World Malaria Day 2025 calls for renewed efforts across all levels — from global policy to community action, to drive progress towards malaria elimination.
Alarming new data from The Malaria Atlas Project at The Kids Research Institute Australia on malaria paints a worrying picture of the global malaria crisis.
Dr Punam Amratia has been selected for the Alan Magill 2024 Fellowship.
Malaria Atlas Project at MIM
Malaria Atlas Project Symposium at MIM