Background: Climate variability is increasingly altering the distribution and seasonality of malaria in Africa, yet evidence to guide climate-resilient control strategies remains limited. Despite having previously been on course for elimination, Zambia has experienced a resurgence of malaria cases alongside intensifyin...
Therese Shema Nzayisenga, N. Mbewe, K. Mwangilwa et al.· medRxiv· 1 citation
Frontline perspectives highlight substantial climate-related challenges to sustaining malaria control in Zambia, and Strengthening climate-health competencies, improving policy dissemination, and integrating climate considerations into routine malaria planning and decision-making may help support climate-adaptive malar...
N. Mbewe, Therese Sherma Nzayisenga, K. Mwangilwa et al.· Frontiers in Tropical Diseas...· 0 citations
Integrating real-time climate surveillance, adaptive geographical targeting of malaria interventions and climate informed deployment of malaria vaccines into malaria programming could strengthen elimination efforts and build resilience in climate-vulnerable settings.
T. Nzayisenga, N. Mbewe, K. Mwangilwa et al.· Frontiers in Tropical Diseas...· 0 citations
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