PMI Case Management and Social Behavior Change Project

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The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has announced a funding opportunity for the PMI Case Management and Social Behavior Change Project in Malawi. Issued on August 13, 2024, the initiative focuses on enhancing local partnerships to improve malaria services and preventive measures. Local Malawian organizations are invited to submit Concept Papers, with crucial dates set for questions and submissions leading up to evaluations and potential full applications. The project aims to increase malaria service access, demand, and quality through targeted support in districts and health facilities. Emphasizing behavioral change, the initiative aligns with Malawi's strategic health plans and the President's Malaria Initiative goals. It intends to tackle declining malaria incidence, support various preventive measures, and ensure effective case management. With up to $8 million anticipated for the five-year project, the opportunity is open exclusively to Malawian entities, outlining the responsibility for applicants to meet eligibility requirements. This funding represents a commitment to improving health outcomes while empowering local partners in the management and delivery of malaria interventions across the country.