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Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force ( RFMTF )

The Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force (RFMTF) aims to advise the Asia-Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) on enhancing funding for malaria and communicable diseases. The key objectives include combating artemisinin-resistant malaria strains and reducing malaria cases and deaths in the region by 75% from 2000 levels by 2015 and beyond. The RFMTF will assess funding needs, analyze global financing changes, and recommend strategies for mobilizing sustainable financing. Collaboration with governments, civil society, and private sectors will be pivotal in accelerating progress.

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Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force ( RFMTF )

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  1. Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force (RFMTF)

  2. Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force (RFMTF) Future support for the Task Force - APLMA Secretariat

  3. The Regional Financing for Malaria Task Force will:Advise the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) on options for increasing financing for malaria and other communicable diseases in order to meet the following objectives by 2015, and sustain and improve upon these achievements beyond 2015:1. Contain artemisinin resistant strains of malaria; and2. Reduce by 75 per cent from 2000 levels the number of malaria cases and deaths in the Asia Pacific region.Review and update estimates of funding needs and gaps, review impacts of proposed changes in the global financing environment, assess the case for expanding existing or developing new financing mechanisms;Develop options and recommendations to mobilise and channel sustained financing for malaria in the Asia-Pacific region.May consider ensuring sustained financing for communicable diseases beyond malaria if appropriate givengreater efficiency or leverage. Will collaborate with, and build upon the work of existing global and regional organizations and networks involved in control of malaria and other communicable diseases to avoid duplication and accelerate progress.Will consult with governments, the private sector and civil society, as appropriate.To present findings to co-chairs in August [latest]

  4. Working Lunch – • Discuss as a table, with one nominated person to feedback • Tables to informally discuss options and recommendations for: • Table 1 - Business case for regional support to Malaria elimination and AR control • - How might this be nuanced for different regional actors – Non-traditional Donors, emerging regional leaders, GMS etc • Table 2 - Business case for regional support for communicable disease control, including and beyond malaria • -How might this be nuanced for different regional actors – Non-traditional Donors, emerging regional leaders, GMS etc • Table 3 - Innovative finance instruments that might be recommended by the Task Force

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