10 years of TGLF: World Malaria Day 2026

For World Malaria Day, join health and humanitarian workers driven to end malaria. Now we can. Now we must. “My family does not go more than two weeks without someone being struck down by malaria.” That is a physician in Kinshasa. She is the person her community relies on to end this disease. Since December 2024, we have been listening to experiences like hers from health workers in over 70 countries – and sharing them back with the community. They sometimes see change before global surveillance does. Malaria appearing in places that were previously malaria-free. Climate change redrawing the map of transmission faster than programmes can adapt. But they also describe what they are doing about it. Community health workers mobilizing 2,000 households across 550 villages with no external funding. A nurse in Zambia noticing that peak season is no longer a peak. It is now year-round. A physician in Côte d’Ivoire cutting cases in his district through bed net distribution and routine integration. On 23 April, World Malaria Day, we are releasing the first insights rapport by and for people who fight malaria in their commmunities. This report was developed in collaboration with RBM Partnership to End Malaria. And because The Geneva Learning Foundation turns ten this year, we will share what is coming next. New courses, new programmes, and new ways to join. This will be the first of a monthly livestream where we hear directly from the community, share what we are learning, and announce what is ahead. Join us live.