Since 1997 · Africa-Led Malaria Research & Coordination
Enabling researchers and institutions from Africa and other endemic regions through strong networks, impactful science, and strategic partnerships that drive innovation, inform policy, and advance malaria eradication.
Conference Call
PAMC 9 will take place in Kigali, Rwanda from April 26-30, 2027. MIM invites registrations, abstract submissions, and partnership conversations for the next Pan-African Malaria Conference.
8
Pan-African Conferences
Since 1997
6
Host Countries
Across Africa
2,109
Delegates
At 8th PAMC, Kigali
28+
Years of Impact
Founded 1997
Our Mission
The Multilateral Initiative on Malaria Society (MIM Society) enables researchers and institutions from Africa and other endemic regions through strong networks, impactful science, and strategic partnerships. Founded in 1997, MIM unites researchers, funders, policymakers, programmes, and communities to drive year-round coordination, evidence translation, and innovation.
Africa bears approximately 94% of global malaria cases and 95% of related deaths, yet global funding remains less than half of what is required. MIM is evolving into a stronger Africa-owned institution that helps shape research priorities, policy dialogue, and practical action across the continent and beyond.
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MIM brings together researchers, programmes, funders, policymakers, industry, and communities so African-led evidence can move faster into policy and practice.
MIM Society
~94%
of global malaria cases in Africa
Global
Network of partners
What We Do
Building a pipeline of skilled African scientists through structured mentorship, fellowships, training, and grant support to accelerate malaria eradication.
Explore workGenerating and curating high-quality research and translating insights into accessible public goods — repositories, briefs, and papers — that inform decision-making.
Read updatesChampioning evidence-based science in malaria policy by promoting scientific rigor, elevating African voices, and advocating for sustained investment in research.
Yaoundé DeclarationConnecting Africa's malaria ecosystem through the biennial Pan-African Malaria Conference and regular thematic forums to sustain year-round knowledge exchange.
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Statement · April 25, 2024
An institutional statement reinforcing commitment to accelerated malaria mortality reduction in Africa and stronger alignment between science, policy, and implementation.
Open pageConference Update · April 21, 2024
A snapshot of the Kigali convening that brought together researchers, policymakers, funders, and partners for the largest PAMC to date.
Open pageLeadership · April 2024
A conference-era leadership announcement retained in the archive while the site transitions toward a permanent institutional publishing model.
Open pageConnect with researchers, policymakers, funders, health leaders, and communities working to strengthen African-led science and accelerate progress toward malaria eradication.