By Rebekah Hawkins | Assistant Director
Integrated Mosquito Management for Malaria Control in Ouelessebougou
June – December 2024
Overview
Malaria remains a critical public health issue in Mali, particularly in the Ouelessebougou region. The Ouelessebougou Alliance (OA), in collaboration with the University of Bamako, Salt Lake City Mosquito Abatement District (SLCMAD), and Anastasia Mosquito Control District (AMCD), implemented a Western Integrated Mosquito Management (WIMM) program in eight villages to reduce malaria transmission. Through a combination of environmental management, biological control, chemical interventions, and community engagement, we have taken significant steps toward combating this disease.
Key Achievements
Impact on Malaria Transmission
Your Support Matters!
Donor contributions are essential to continuing this life-saving work. Your support helps fund mosquito control efforts, provide critical health education, and protect vulnerable communities. Together, we can make a lasting impact in the fight against malaria.
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Donate today and help us expand our malaria prevention efforts. Every dollar brings us closer to a healthier, malaria-free Ouelessebougou.
Thank you for your generosity and commitment to improving lives!
With sincere gratitude,
Rebekah Hawkins
Assistant Director
By Amanda McConnell | Executive Director
By Amanda McConnell | Executive Director
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