Cross-Border Malaria Initiative primarily established to...

Accelerate regional malaria elimination

The Republic of Mozambique, the Republic of South Africa and Kingdom of Eswatini form the MOSASWA Regional Coordinating Mechanism (MOSASWA RCM)

Expected outcomes of the project are to accelerate on the pathway to:

Achieve subnational malaria elimination in southern Mozambique by reducing incidence and prevalence by 40% by 2030

Achieve sustained elimination of malaria in Eswatini and South Africa by 2030

2015

MOSASWA RCM established

60%

Of our spray operators are female

2 902 503

Lives to be protected

805 232

Number of houses sprayed

MOSASWA RCM

Guiding Principles

Mission

To establish and operationalize the MOSASWA cross-border initiative to coordinate, harmonize policies, strengthen sub-national capacity, and share expertise and strategic information among the three countries

Vector Control Interventions

IRS - Indoor Residual Spraying
Larviciding
Surveillance
SBCC - Social Behaviour Change Communication
IEC - Information, Education and Communication
Entomology

Vision

Attaining a malaria free Mozambique, South Africa and Eswatini

Goal

To work collaboratively across all sectors on the pathway to accelerate regional elimination, towards achieving zero indigenous cases of malaria in Eswatini, South Africa, and 15 districts of southern Mozambique, by 2028.