Research Uptake

This research project aims to:

• Be informative: it provides a basis from which impactful strategies and additional materials to control malaria among mobile, migrant and hard-to-reach populations will be created.

• Build capacity: grounded in a community-based approach, its results will lead to more effective interventions to eliminate malaria in the region.

• Be sustainable: by sharing evidence and fostering regional and global discussions, the implementation of the interventions will become more sustainable.

The results will be shared via scientific journals, a Public Relations report and via presentations and discussions during regional or global meetings.

• Mobile and migrant populations, particularly those working in artisanal and small-scale mining activities in illegal sites

• Community facilitators and health workers

• Global and regional organisations, governments and policymakers facing similar challenges with malaria in migrant and mobile populations

• Researchers and practitioners working in this field