A Malaria-Free Vanuatu, Contributing to the Good Health and Well-Being of the Population: 2022 Results at a Glance

2022 Results at a Glance

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A Malaria-Free Vanuatu, Contributing to the Good Health and Well-Being of the Population: 2022 Results at a Glance

May 5, 2023

Supporting the Vanuatu Ministry of Health’s vision to reduce local transmission of malaria to zero in all provinces and achieve a ‘malaria-free Vanuatu’ by the end of 2023. This project is supported by the Global Fund, with UNDP as the Principal Recipient and the Ministry of Health as the Sub Recipient.

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