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Partnerships with Impact

Our shared commitment and values boost the impact of our joint fight against malaria. We are proud and thankful for our partnerships that keep on improving our progress in order to control this devastating vector-borne disease.

Amplifying our impact

We take immense pride in collaborating with our dedicated partners and organizations who share our vision, working tirelessly to make a lasting impact in the fight against formidable diseases. Forging strategic partnerships with organizations is paramount to achieving comprehensive and sustainable success in the public health sector. The multifaceted nature of our challenges requires us to leverage diverse expertise, resources and perspectives to implement solutions that far surpass our individual impact.

Taking Initiative

How we are making a difference through our

partners

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Zero by 40

Through a collaborative effort on the ground-breaking Zero by 40 initiative, we aim to help eradicate malaria by 2040, improving the lives of millions of individuals by decreasing poverty, resulting in increased labor productivity, educational opportunities and gender equality.
  1. Zero by 40 website
  2. Initiative ZERO by 40 - YouTube
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New Nets Project

Our partnership with the Innovative Vector Control Consortium (IVCC) allowed us to help distribute over 61 million insecticide-treated mosquito nets to eight affected African countries.
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February 8, 2007. Savelugu Hospital, Northern Province, Ghana. President Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn address Savelugu children on the seriousness of eradicating guinea worm disease. In this photo he has said "Hands up all those who have had Guinea Worm" and many of the children put up their hands.

The Carter Center - Guinea Worm

We are proud to be a part of The Carter Center Guinea Worm Eradication Program, which has worked tirelessly since 1986 to ensure guinea worm disease becomes the second eradicated human disease and the first eliminated without medicine or a vaccine.
The Carter Center

Our Partners

Implementation Partner

IVCC

Our four-year agreement with IVCC and other organizations involved in the New Nets Project has helped us develop and accelerate access to life-saving mosquito nets for communities with the greatest need, including those experiencing insecticide resistance.
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Implementation Partner

MedAccess

MedAccess is one of our New Nets Project partners, helping us remove the barriers preventing life-changing medical innovations from reaching underserved populations facing disease and poverty.
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Implementation Partner

The Gates Foundation

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is a non-profit focused on fighting disease, poverty and inequity across the globe. As one of our partners on the New Nets Project, they are helping us make great strides in eradicating malaria.
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Implementation Partner

Swiss Tropical

Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute focuses on improving the overall health of low and middle-income countries and collaborated with BASF to research and develop crucial insect control tools that will help lead to the eradication of malaria.
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Implementation Partner

Promega

Promega uses scientific discovery and creative problem-solving to address problems across many industries, including public health. In collaboration with BASF, Promega has helped research and develop potential new methods for controlling mosquito-borne illnesses, such as malaria.
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Funding Partner

Global Fund

The Global Fund invests $4 billion annually to defeat diseases and co-financed our New Nets Project with the IVCC.
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Funding Partner

Unitaid

Unitaid is another co-financier of our New Nets Project, investing in innovative approaches to make public health products readily available and more affordable to low and middle-income countries.
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Testimonials

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Quotecard_Burkina_Yacouba Savadogo
Quotecard_PSI_Curt von Boguslawski
Quotecard_Rwanda_Aimable Mbituyumuremyi
Quotecard_Mozambique_Baltazar Candrinho

Success Stories

Every year, more than one billion people suffer from mosquito-borne diseases.
Read our stories to learn how we collaborate with partners to improve the quality of life for people around the globe.

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Flood Relief Pakistan

BASF donates vector-borne disease control tools for Pakistan.
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35 million nets to boost the fight against malaria

Eliminating malaria remains one of humanity’s most serious challenges. Children under the age of five and pregnant women are particularly at risk. However, malaria is curable and, most importantly, preventable.
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No flight – no bite

In our efforts to combat the spread of malaria, our researchers have created the Interceptor® G2 bed net that makes mosquitoes unable to fly or move and thereby reduces infection rates among children by up 60%., according to new research published in The Lancet.
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Work with us

Our partnerships make a significant impact in distributing life-saving nets. Join our mission to eradicate malaria and learn how you can get involved by visiting our Partnerships page or by contacting Achim Reddig. Together, we can save lives.

Achim Reddig
Global Business Management Public Health
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Our Stories

How we collaborate with partners
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