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Intensifying the Fight Against Malaria : The World Bank's Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa.
Title:
Intensifying the Fight Against Malaria : The World Bank's Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa.
Author:
Bank, World.
ISBN:
9780821377659
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (150 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Overview -- Background -- The Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa -- Conclusion -- 1 The Burden of Malaria in Africa -- Country-Specific Estimates of Child Deaths from Malaria in Africa -- Malaria Illness and Deaths Exacerbated by Mobile Populations and Cross-Border Movement -- The Burden of Malaria on Development in Africa -- The Malaria Burden as a Drain on Health Systems -- Prospects and Challenges for Malaria Control in Africa -- Reduced Burden-Possible and Imperative -- 2 Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa: Phase I -- The Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa -- Initial Results -- Challenges -- 3 Moving toward Phase II: Context and Challenges -- The "New" Elimination Agenda for Malaria Control -- A Commitment to the Concept of "Scaling Up for Impact" -- Coordination under the RBM Partnership to Scale Up for Impact -- Current Challenges -- 4 Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa: Phase II -- A Consultative Process -- The Design of Phase II -- Estimated Resource Envelope for Phase II -- Strategic Objectives of Phase II -- Pillar 1-Regional and Cross-Border Malaria Prevention and Control -- Pillar 2-More Substantial Support to High-Burden Countries with High Unmet Needs (Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo) -- Pillar 3-Sustained Support for Ongoing Booster Projects and Targeted Support for New Country Efforts -- Pillar 4-Facilitation of Policies and Strategies to Increase Equitable Access to Effective Malaria Treatment -- Pillar 5-Strengthening of Health Systems in Booster Program Countries to Scale Up the Delivery of Malaria Control -- Monitoring and Evaluation in Phase II -- Risks Involved in Phase II Implementation -- The Cross-Sectoral Agenda -- Analytical Work.

How Phase II Can Affect Malaria Control and the Costs of the Bank's Disengaging from the Fight -- The Bank's Potential Contribution in Phase II to the Fight against Malaria -- 5 Operational Implications for the Bank -- Defining the Bank's Commitment -- Operational Implications -- Supporting the Malaria Control Effort during Phase II (2008-11) -- Implications for Staffing and Budgeting -- 6 Conclusion -- Appendix 1: Malaria Scorecard -- Appendix 2: Chronology of Phase II Development -- Appendix 3: Three Largest Financiers of Malaria Control and Their Comparative Advantages -- Appendix 4: Phase II Results Framework -- Appendix 5: Three-Year Action Plan for Phase II -- Appendix 6: Regional Integration Maps -- References -- Index -- Box 2.1 The Africa Action Plan -- Box 2.2 The Booster Program's Approach to Malaria Control -- Box 2.3 Focus on Results -- Box 2.4 The Dakar Appeal -- Figure 1.1 Three Ways in Which Malaria Kills Children -- Figure 1.2 The Burden That Malaria Puts on Health Facilities -- Figure 1.3 The Distribution of Endemic Malaria in Africa -- Figure 1.4 The Proportion of Lives Saved by Key Interventions -- Figure 2.1 Ninefold Increase in Program Lending for Malaria Control in Africa since the Start of the Booster Program, FY 2000-08 -- Figure 2.2 Summary of the Bank's Malaria Control Portfolio in Africa -- Figure 2.3 Malaria Control Commitments through December 2008 -- Figure 2.4 Malaria Control Commodity Disbursements through December 2008 -- Figure 2.5 Funds Available for Malaria Control (2007) -- Figure 3.1 Malaria Control Goals and Deadlines -- Figure 3.2 The Relationship between Malaria Program Coverage Scale-Up and the Reduced Burden of Disease -- Figure 3.3 The Annual Funding Needed to Control Malaria in Africa -- Figure 3.4 The Millennium Development Goals and Malaria -- Figure 4.1 Phase II Conceptual Framework.

Figure 4.2 Results Achieved by Addressing Systems' Bottlenecks in Ethiopia and Rwanda -- Table 1.1 Characteristics That Make Controlling Malaria in Sub-Saharan Africa Particularly Challenging -- Table 2.1 Bank Lending for Malaria Control in Africa, Active and Pipeline Projects, FY 2006-08 -- Table 2.2 Partnerships That Get Results: The Three Largest Malaria Control Donors in Africa -- Table 4.1 Differences between Phase I and Phase II -- Table 4.2 Draft (Illustrative) Resource Envelope for Phase II Pillars -- Table 4.3 Potential Project Categories -- Table 4.4 Risks Involved in Implementing Phase II.
Abstract:
The World Bank approaches malaria not only as a major public health issue but also as a broader development problem that costs Africa US12 billion a year and helps keep families and communities in poverty. In 2005, the World Bank reaffirmed its commitment to malaria control by launching the Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa, a 10-year initiative that in its first three years committed over US470 million to malaria control on the continent. Focusing on a two-pronged approach of combining disease control interventions and health systems strengthening, the program has contributed significantly to the global effort to fight the disease.As Phase II (2008-2011) of the program begins, the World Bank will intensify its efforts to enable more countries in Africa to achieve and sustain large-scale impact on malaria. Major reductions in malaria deaths and illness are possible within the next five to seven years. Attacking the disease full-force with a front-loaded effort will have tremendous impact on health and economic outcomes. African nations and the global community are gearing up to meet this goal. As one of the top three funders of malaria control, the World Bank is called to play a lead role in this effort. Phase II of the Booster Program for Malaria Control in Africa is the Bank's affirmative and emphatic response to this call.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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