Malaria Observatories: Towards Context-sensitive Reforms

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Malaria response: space for institutional reforms...

21/03/2012

Multisectoral response to malaria

19/12/2011

Networking collaboratively...
IN CONCRETE TERMS: Building a critical mass of capacity for positive change...
IN OTHER WORDS: Keeping up momentum on governance and leadership reforms...
Doctor Michel ODIKA (Project coordinator, Congo-Brazzaville)

19/12/2011

Pressure for positive change and, above all, necessity for identifying system constraints...
Doctor Michel ODIKA

1 Malaria Observatory: emphasis on eradication Doctor Michel ODIKA (Congo-Brazzaville) Thought and theory must precede...

19/12/2011

Call for New Institutional Landscapes (Michel ODIKA, Harvard School of Public Health, 2011).

KEY MESSAGE: Malaria-endemic countries, such as Congo-Brazzaville, have no alternative but to create adequate space for multi-stakeholder partnerships and networks...

In many countries, the response to malaria seems to be drifting from one short-term “priority” to another, increasingly fragmented and without a strong sense of preparedness for what lies ahead (1). Today, the area where new opportunities are appearing is in the institutional capacity for developing...

19/12/2011

Success and progress in sight...
Doctor Michel ODIKA

KEY MESSAGE: malaria critically requires innovative responses, coordinated efforts, context-sensitive policies, evidence-based strategies, and reliable accountability for tracking progress in dealing with the disease...

Multsectoral response to malaria

19/12/2011

Governance Reforms: Balanced Approaches to Be Found (Michel ODIKA, World Bank, Washington D.C., 2011).

KEY MESSAGE: Crucial necessity for facing the facts...

The operationalization of governance reforms cannot be implemented as a blueprint or as a standardized package. Inherent in this stubborn fact is implicit recognition that providing a strong sense of direction to governance always requires a set of context-sensitive reforms that comply with the chal...