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Home - Rotarians Against Malaria Global An exciting and successful fundraising idea! Save the Date – Announcing the Malaria Impact Summit! An exciting and successful fundraising idea!
Save the Date – Announcing the Malaria Impact Summit! An exciting and successful fundraising idea! Save the Date – Announcing the Malaria Impact Summit!
RAM-Global, (Rotarians Against Malaria), Rotary Action Group, has chosen to take on the huge efforts of malaria elimination work world- wide. RAM-Global and our partner projects have proven that we can take down malaria in places where our assistance is desperately needed. Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation awarded the first ever Program of Scale to strengthen efforts to fight malaria in Zambia.
We have partners around the world and have worked with RAM-Australia whose efforts have proven that malaria can be eliminated. Our global grants continue to provide the tools and techniques Rotarians and Community Health Promoters (CHP) utilize in the battle against this deadly disease.
We encourage you to explore our website, listen to our videos, share in our successes, and allow your interests in malaria to expand and work with us to knock out this terrible disease. RAM-Global, (Rotarians Against Malaria), Rotary Action Group, has chosen to take on the huge efforts of malaria elimination work world- wide.
RAM-Global and our partner projects have proven that we can take down malaria in places where our assistance is desperately needed. Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation awarded the first ever Program of Scale to strengthen efforts to fight malaria in Zambia. We have partners around the world and have worked with RAM-Australia whose efforts have proven that malaria can be eliminated.
Our global grants continue to provide the tools and techniques Rotarians and Community Health Promoters (CHP) utilize in the battle against this deadly disease. We encourage you to explore our website, listen to our videos, share in our successes, and allow your interests in malaria to expand and work with us to knock out this terrible disease.
Membership is open to Rotarians, their family members as well as participants and alumni of all Rotary and Rotary Foundation programs. The Ambassador Program is the means by which RAM-Global encourages Rotarians, Rotaractors and Rotary Clubs to become members of our Rotary Action Group. Membership is the key to success in promoting and actioning work that can accelerate the elimination of malaria from the world.
The program is managed by Regional Ambassadors that seek and encourage participation in RAM-Global activities and events. The Regions are geographically based and related to the Rotary International zones, districts and clubs represented in the region. BECAUSE WE CAN WIN THIS FIGHT.
Malaria is one of oldest and deadliest diseases, devastating families, communities, and countries. Yet we have the tools to end malaria in a generation. This is why we are putting all our energy into eradicating malaria from the world because we now know how to.
Rotarians make a KEY difference. In 2023, there were an estimated 597,000 malaria deaths, the lowest number since before the COVID-19 pandemic. This is a decrease from 2022, when the mortality rate was 14.
9 deaths per 100,000 people, and in 2023 it was 13. 7. However, the number of cases increased to 263 million in 2023, the highest ever recorded.
Malaria accounts for half of missed days in African schools. Malaria may occur several times in children during the year in endemic countries. They cannot go to school and learn effectively, ultimately impacting their ability to earn a living.
Keeping children healthy enables parents to go to work and reduce the need to spend their wages on malaria treatments and health care. Malaria keeps families and communities from prospering. By sustaining investments in ending malaria and improving health, we can unlock economic growth and human potential.
Malaria-free countries have 5x greater economic growth than countries with malaria. A 10% decrease in malaria has been associated with a . 3% rise in GDP.
Every $1 invested in malaria control in Africa returns $40 in economic growth, contributing to Africa’s prosperity and its prospects as a trading partner. Malaria keeps families and communities from prospering. By sustaining investments in ending malaria and improving health, we can unlock economic growth and human potential.
Malaria-free countries have 5x greater economic growth than countries with malaria. A 10% decrease in malaria has been associated with a . 3% rise in GDP.
Every $1 invested in malaria control in Africa returns $40 in economic growth, contributing to Africa’s prosperity and its prospects as a trading partner. Malaria research is developing next generation tools and strategies to expand the fight against malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases. Building digitalization infrastructure will vastly improve the delivery of healthcare locally.
Rapid diagnostics and better treatments address the growing threat of resistance to anti-malarial drugs and insecticides. Community Healthcare Promoters trained to diagnose and treat malaria, also aid in fighting other diseases. TOGETHER, WE’RE SAVING LIVES.
We raise funds for projects in our partner countries. We raise awareness through conferences, webinars & resources. We partner with various malaria initiatives & Facilitate overseas trips.
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RAM-Global is the Malaria Rotary Action Group dedicated to eradicate malaria of Rotary International. RAM-Global operates in compliance with Rotary International’s policies for Rotary Action Groups, but is not an agency of, or controlled by, Rotary International or The Rotary Foundation.
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