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The
Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM)
The Multilateral Initiative on Malaria
(MIM) is an alliance of organisations & individuals
concerned with malaria. It aims to maximise the impact of scientific
research against malaria in Africa, by facilitating global
collaboration & coordination. The
MFI is partner in the MIM.
The Secretariat for the MIM originated
with The Wellcome Trust (1997-1999 ); was then held by the
Fogarty International Center of the National
Institutes of Health (2000 - 2002); was transferred to
the Wenner-Gren Institute, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden (2003 - 2006); and is now held by The African Malaria Network Trust (AMANET), a pan African not for profit organization whose Secretariat is based in Dar es salaam, Tanzania(2006 - 2010). |
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MIM
CONFERENCES |
December
1999 |
Bethesda,
MD, USA |
Report |
| March
1999 |
Durban,
South Africa |
Summary by Dan Okenu |
| May
1998 |
Geneva,
Switzerland |
Outline
and Objectives |
| November
1997 |
London,
UK |
Report |
| July
1997 |
The Hague |
Report |
| January
1997 |
Dakar,
Senegal |
Report |
| July
1995, April 1996 |
Washington,
D.C. |
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Press Release: 18 November 1999 - A unique study, undertaken as part of the MIM and funded
by the Wellcome Trust, includes a unique review of training opportunities provided
by international funders for biomedical scientists across the developing world
- revealing strengths and weaknesses in current approaches. Read
full report.
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WHAT
IS MIM?
OVERARCHING GOAL
INFRASTRUCTURE
BROAD OBJECTIVES
KEY FEATURES OF
MALARIA
OTHER MALARIA INITIATIVES
RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER INITIATIVES
WHY WAS MIM ESTABLISHED?
SPECIFIC IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVES
PROGRESS AND EVOLUTION OF MIM ANTIMALARIAL
DRUGS
CAPACITY BUILDING IN AFRICA: TRAINING AND
ANNUAL MIM AFRICAN MALARIA CONFERENCE
VACCINES AND IMMUNOLOGY
EPIDEMIOLOGY PATHOGENESIS AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
GENOME SEQUENCING OF MALARIAL PARASITES
INVESTMENT IN MALARIA
RESEARCH
PROMOTING INTERACTION BETWEEN THE RESEARCH AND CONTROL
PUBLICITY
AND ADVOCACY
ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION |
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