World Malaria Day 2024 Advancing Health Equity, Gender equality and Human Rights

Communications Toolkit

KEY MESSAGES - TO USE FOR YOUR POSTS ON ALL PLATFORMS

  1. Gender equality is essential to eliminating malaria. Let's make sure that everyone has equal access to prevention, treatment and information.
  2. Being protected against malaria is a human right. Everyone deserves equal protection and access to healthcare without discrimination.
  3. Equity in health is crucial to defeating malaria. Let's work together to ensure that health services are accessible to all, especially vulnerable communities.
ACCESS ALL KEY MESSAGES IN ENGLISH HERE
DECOUVREZ TOUS LES MESSAGES CLES EN FRANCAIS ICI

We prepared some banners that you can use to brand your social media page and your signature emails, starting today!

DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE BANNERS HERE

You can also personnalize your profile picture with special World Malaria Day filter below.

CLICK HERE TO PERSONNALIZE YOUR PROFILE PICTURE
Don't forget to use the following hashtags with your social media posts : #CS4ME #ENDMALARIA

The Malaria Civil Society Statement on the occasion of World Malaria Day 2024 to share widely!

Human rights, gender integration and equity in the fight against malaria must become an urgent reality! For this year World Malaria Day, the Malaria Civil Society and affected communities unite to speak out on the necessity for gender mainstreaming, with community participation in decision-making on the development of strategies and the implementation of interventions to fight malaria as a guarantee. We invite you to read the Declaration, share it widely on your various networks and identify your leaders and any institutions concerned in your respective countries.

DOWNLOAD THE ENGLISH DECLARATION
TELECHARGEZ LA DECLARATION EN FRANCAIS

Join us in Amplifying the voice of Parliamentarians and Civil Society in the malaria fight!

On March 06, the Ministers of Health from High Burden High Impact countries met in Cameroon and committed to accelerate the fight against malaria by signing the 2024 Yaoundé Declaration. On the following day, Parliamentarians and Civil Society met to discuss the accountability mechanism to follow up on the commitment the countries have made. Key outcomes came out of the #RegionalMalariaForum, including the launch of the Coalition of Parliamentarians for Ending Malaria in Africa (COPEMA).

CLICK HERE TO READ THE KEY OUTCOUMES AND SHARE IT WIDELY TO YOUR VARIOUS NETWORKS

A SPECIAL WORLD MALARIA DAY EVENT YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IF YOU ARE AT THE #MIM2024

If you are attending the 8th Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) in Kigali, join us on April 25 for a special "Women in the Malaria Response" session, an event supported by Vestergaard and celebrating the contributions of women in the fight against malaria.
RSVP YOUR SEAT HERE

This toolkit has been elaborated by Impact Santé Afrique, the CS4ME Secretariat. For more information, reach out to contact@cs4me.org