CLEAN : Lack of funds threatens malaria progress: WHO

The video discusses the progress made in combating malaria, highlighting key interventions that have reached those most in need. Despite significant achievements, the fight against malaria is far from over, with over 400,000 deaths annually and one African child dying every two minutes. The video emphasizes the importance of continued efforts and funding to further reduce malaria cases and deaths.

What is the significance of financial and academic support in the fight against malaria?

• It provides free healthcare to all affected individuals.

• It supports research and implementation of interventions.

• It ensures the availability of mosquito nets.

• It helps in developing new vaccines.

What has been a key factor in the unprecedented progress against malaria?

• Increased use of traditional medicine.

• Key interventions reaching those most in need.

• Development of a new malaria vaccine.

• Reduction in mosquito population.

Despite progress, what remains a major challenge in combating malaria?

• Lack of awareness about the disease.

• Resistance to current medications.

• Inadequate healthcare facilities.

• High number of annual deaths and cases.

How often does an African child die from malaria?

• Every ten minutes

• Every two minutes

• Every five minutes

• Every minute

What is crucial for further progress in the fight against malaria?

• Stricter travel regulations.

• More healthcare workers.

• Increased financial investment.

• Development of new tools.