National malaria programmes (NMPs) and partner institutions implement diverse strategies to combat malaria in an effort to reduce case burden and accelerate progress towards elimination. One strategic approach is integrating malaria control efforts with other public health programmes. This integration offers numerous benefits including efficient resource utilisation, strengthened health systems, improved surveillance and data management, better health outcomes, and sustainable programmes for the long term.
This case study showcases successful integrated malaria programmes from countries in Asia Pacific. These are inspiring examples of integrated efforts in the fight against malaria providing a pathway towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and malaria elimination.