Core Work
MIM translates African-led malaria science into stronger capacity, shared knowledge, evidence-informed policy, and sustained ecosystem coordination.
MIM supports the next generation of African malaria scientists through mentorship, fellowships, training, research grants, and cross-institutional collaboration.
MIM curates and translates African-led malaria evidence into accessible public goods that help researchers, programmes, funders, and policymakers act on emerging knowledge.
MIM champions rigorous, ethical, and evidence-informed research as a basis for stronger malaria policy, investment, and implementation across Africa and globally.
MIM connects the malaria ecosystem through the Pan-African Malaria Conference and regular thematic forums that sustain collaboration between conference cycles.
Thematic Working Groups
MIM’s thematic work creates a structure for researchers and partners to align around shared scientific priorities, surface emerging evidence, and support stronger links between research, policy, and implementation.
MIM welcomes partners interested in strengthening African-led science, knowledge sharing, research excellence, and coordinated malaria action.
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