Our partners
Fighting malaria is a collective effort. International institutions, NGOs, universities and the private sector work alongside the PNLP.
Rallying everyone around a shared goal
Partnership has built strong relationships between the various stakeholders. In 2023, there was excellent collaboration between the Ministry of Health’s Communication Unit, the National Health Education and Information Service (SNEIPS), the Regional Health Directorates, the districts, community networks, NGOs and CCPLP partners.
These gains were extended by bringing in private-sector companies, with the support of Speak Up Africa, under the “Zero Malaria, Business Is Committed” initiative. An advocacy pitch aimed at companies, foundations and donors was developed to boost domestic resource mobilisation.
OMS
United Nations agency specialising in global public health. It coordinates health responses, sets medical standards, supports countries in their health policies and fights pandemics and communicable diseases.
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PMI / USAID
US agency for international development, supporting partner countries in health, education, governance, agriculture and economic resilience.
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Islamic Development Bank
Multilateral financial institution supporting the economic and social development of its member countries, particularly in infrastructure, health, education and innovation.
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Catholic Relief Services
International humanitarian organisation working in more than 100 countries to respond to emergencies, support sustainable development and promote social justice.
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Plan International
Global NGO working for children’s rights and gender equality in more than 75 countries: education, health, protection and youth participation.
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PATH
Global health organisation that advances health equity by making innovations accessible to vulnerable communities in more than 70 countries.
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Global Fund
International partnership that mobilises and invests resources to end HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, and strengthens health systems.
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RBM Partnership to End Malaria
Global platform bringing together more than 500 partners to coordinate malaria prevention, treatment, surveillance and financing efforts.
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Expertise France
French public agency for international technical cooperation, part of the AFD group, supporting the strengthening of public policies.
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Cheikh Anta Diop University
Public higher education and research institution in Dakar, founded in 1957, dedicated to research, innovation and training.
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Gaston Berger University
Public university in Saint-Louis founded in 1990, contributing to the scientific, economic and social development of Senegal.
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UNICEF
Global organisation for the rights, protection and well-being of children, present in more than 190 countries and territories.
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Harvard University
World-leading higher education and research institution advancing science, health and public policy.
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Clinton Health Access Initiative
Global health organisation working in more than 35 countries, helping governments and partners access treatments, diagnostics and funding.
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French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD)
French public research organisation working on infectious diseases, nutrition and health systems in partnership with countries of the Global South.
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Gates Foundation
Global philanthropic foundation working to reduce inequalities in health, nutrition, agriculture and education.
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Institute for Disease Modeling
Research institute developing models, tools and data analyses to guide infectious disease control and elimination strategies.
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CIGASS
International centre for research and training in applied genomics and health surveillance, based in Dakar.
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