DONATE English WHAT WE DO OUR EXPERTISE WHERE WE WORK PROJECTS PUBLICATIONS MEDIA CENTRE ABOUT US SUPPORT US Home »Support to the National Malaria Programme in Nigeria 2 Share this page Malaria Consortium announces new UK aid-funded programme to combat malaria in Nigeria Project details Country Nigeria Donor UK aid from the UK government more Project overview From 2008 to 2016, Malaria Consortium delivered the UK aid-funded Support to the National Malaria Programme in Nigeria (SuNMaP). This programme focused on scaling up malaria programme interventions in an effort to achieve universal coverage of antimalarial commodities and services for the prevention and treatment of malaria. Between 2010 and 2015, national malaria prevalence among children aged six to 59 months decreased from 42 to 27 percent, reaching an average of 21 percent in SuNMaP supported states. Despite this progress, in 2017 Nigeria still accounted for 25 percent of malaria cases globally, making it one of the highest burden countries in the world. Such a figure highlights the need for a further, comprehensive malaria programme. SuNMaP 2 is a UK aid-funded follow-up to SuNMaP that will support government efforts to further reduce Nigeria’s malaria burden. The programme will be implemented by Malaria Consortium and will integrate malaria prevention, treatment, and other interventions at the community and service delivery levels, as well as in other settings, through public and private sector partnerships. It aims to improve the planning, financing and delivery of sustainable malaria programmes across 165 local government areas in six states of Nigeria: Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Lagos, and Yobe. It is essential that there is government involvement and stewardship of SuNMaP 2, including through the allocation and release of funds, to ensure that the interventions are sustainable. Malaria Consortium and its partners will, therefore, work in collaboration with government structures at the national and sub-national levels to coordinate and harmonise the planning, implementation and evaluation of programme interventions. This programme has also been designed to ensure collaboration with other relevant UK aid-funded programmes that are addressing issues around governance, accountability and health systems strengthening, to facilitate long-term institutional and transformational change. SuNMaP 2 is a performance-based programme, with robust monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning components. more Map Click to enlarge Project brief Click here to read Theory of change Click to enlarge Latest news and blogs Blog: UK-Nigeria foreign policy in 2021: Rhetoric vs reality 22 July 2021 Blog: Data and surveillance for malaria in Nigeria: Q&A with Oluwatosin Ajibade 23 April 2021 News: Malaria and COVID-19 – what can we learn from Nigeria? 27 August 2020 Blog: New town hall meetings in Nigeria lead to concrete commitments on malaria funding 3 June 2020 more Related resources Sign up for our newsletters here: WHAT WE DO Diseases Policy development and advocacy Research Learning OUR EXPERTISE WHERE WE WORK Africa Burkina Faso Chad Ethiopia Mozambique Nigeria South Sudan Uganda Asia Cambodia Myanmar Thailand PROJECTS Project database Featured projects Past projects PUBLICATIONS MEDIA CENTRE Newsletters News Blog Videos Webinars Press and media Photo stories Voices of experience ABOUT US Who we are Governance Aid transparency Dr Sylvia Meek Annual reviews Policies and procedures Careers Tenders Contact us Malaria Consortium U.S. SUPPORT US © 2021 Malaria Consortium | Charity No. 1099776 | Company No. 4785712 | Privacy notice | Modern Slavery Statement Cookie Usage We use cookies to enhance site navigation, analyse site usage, and help to improve our external communications. You can choose to allow all cookies or manage your preferences using the buttons below.View our Privacy Notice Accept All Cookies Manage your preferences