AREAS OF WORK

Core capacities central to success

The core capacities that contribute to a successful program cycle—drawn from a classic public health model and adapted to the realities of national malaria control programs in sub-Saharan Africa—are essential for national programs to effectively lead rapid scale-up efforts and maintain high program coverage.

The MACEPA Learning Community is a forum for leading-edge malaria control programs to showcase their existing strengths, share lessons, and build on each other’s experiences in order to develop excellence in all areas and expand effective programming.

Planning: Developing consensus strategies with partners.

Resourcing and implementing: Matching resources to priorities and executing the plan in a coordinated manner.

Monitoring and evaluating: Tracking performance and measuring impact.

Advocating and communicating: Documenting the experience, showcasing success, and making the case for continuing the work.