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To ensure the provision of LLINs with Global Fund support, UNOPS-PR logistics team monitors every step of the supply chain. In the photo, UNOPS-PR logistics team monitors LLINs procured with Global Fund support being loaded onto a truck from a container, to be delivered to hard-to-reach and remote townships across Myanmar. Photo: UNOPS
25.04.2019
World Malaria Day: RAI2E delivering LLINs to people in need
On World Malaria Day, marked every year on 25 April, we put the spotlight on long lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) in the fight against malaria for...
Head of Nanoy Heath Center, Ms Soukhanthong Phavong, together with Ms Kongmany Phongsavanh, Ms Khamphong Manipakone and Ms Lamkeo Norkhampao, at the Nanoy Health Center, Xaybouathong District, Khammouane Province, Lao PDR. Photo: Thipphaphorn Douangchak/UNOPS
25.04.2019
Going the last mile towards malaria elimination in Lao PDR
Ms Soukhanthong Phavong values every single day she works at the Nanoy Health Center in a hard-to-reach area of central Lao PDR. When she started...
U Myo San, MHAA-trained integrated community malaria volunteer, performs a malaria rapid diagnostic test for Thidar Aung, Malaria Programme Associate, UNOPS-PR, during a field monitoring visit to, Samee 2-Quarter village, Paletwa, Chin State. RDT allows the diagnosis of malaria in 15 minutes, significantly cutting the time between blood sample and diagnosis. Photo: UNOPS
20.03.2019
RAI2E empowering communities through ICMVs
By mobilizing and empowering malaria-affected communities with skills, knowledge and equipment to fight malaria, RAI2E is bringing quality malaria...
UNOPS-PR malaria team and MHAA field staff on a field monitoring visit to Paletwa Township in western Chin State. This is one of the least developed areas of the country and its difficult terrain and transportation challenges pose barriers for malaria-affected communities there to access quality healthcare services.
16.02.2019
Supporting frontline malaria workers through field monitoring visits
The RAI2E programme is working with partners on the frontline to accelerate elimination of malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion. UNOPS-PR team in...
Female Anopheles mosquito, which can transmit malaria through its bite. Photo: UNOPS
15.01.2019
To a Malaria-free World
The Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) has long been the epicentre of antimalarial drug resistance. In five countries of the GMS: Cambodia, Lao People’s...
RAI2E partner the Myanmar Council of Churches (MCC) participates in the training. Photo: UNOPS
10.12.2018
Enhancing financial reporting and internal controls
Ensuring all people have access to the quality healthcare services they are entitled to requires efficient implementation of healthcare programmes,...
UNOPS-PR team together with staff from National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) at Magway Township during a filed visit. Photo: UNOPS
19.11.2018
Defeating malaria together
In the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS), partners of the RAI2-Elimination (RAI2E) grant are working to ensure coordination, cooperation and...
26.10.2018
Global Fund Partnership Photo Contest
Are you involved in the implementation of a Global Fund-supported grant or program? Do you want others around the world to know how you provide...
Presentation of group work by HPA during the M&E training, Lao PDR Photo: UNOPS
23.10.2018
Lao PDR: M&E training for RAI2E partners
High quality and timely information are critical for malaria programmes working towards elimination, and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) are...
RAI2E partners on a field monitoring visit, which provides an opportunity for them to understand the practical implementation of the programme, Kayin State, Myanmar. Photo: UNOPS
14.09.2018
Vietnam: Global Fund and ADB partnership launched
Health financing was on the agenda when the World Economic Forum on ASEAN took place in Hanoi on 11-13 September 2018.
RAI2E partners at Malaria Elimination Task Force (METF) of Shoklo Malaria Research Unit (SMRU) in Kayin State, Myanmar. Photo: UNOPS
15.08.2018
Thailand: Mosquito Wars video
RAI2E is on the front lines of the war against malaria in the Greater Mekong Subregion. In Thailand, RAI2E is supporting a team of researchers that ...
To identify drug name, dosage, form, batch number and expiry dates, stock cards and bin cards are filled correctly with up-to-date information and properly displayed at National Malaria Control Programme medical store, Magway Township. Photo: UNOPS
05.07.2018
Support to the drug quality monitoring system in Myanmar
The RAI2-Elimination (RAI2E) grant is funding support to strengthen the quality monitoring system, to improve the quality assurance of anti-malaria

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