The East Africa Roll Back Malaria Network (EARN) coordinates partner support on technical and operational issues for going to scale with effective malaria control interventions to 10 East African countries.
Founded in 2002, the EARN has been used as a pathfinder in determining the appropriate mechanisms and functions for the sub-regional co-ordination of RBM support to countries. The EARN network is coordinated by a team of elected members, for which the financial support for much of this work is provided by their parent organization. In addition, the network is facilitated by an RBM focal point funded by the RBM partnership and hosted by UNICEF ESARO in Nairobi. More info
EARN held the first Eastern Africa RBM Network Annual Review and Planning Meeting in Tanzania in 2000,
the second - in Kenya in 2001,
the third - in Uganda in 2003,
the fourth - in Rwanda in 2004,
the fifth - in Kenya in 2005, and
the sixth - in Zanzibar in 2006.
View the sixth Eastern Africa RBM Network Annual Review and Planning Meeting Report
The Eastern Africa RBM Network Annual Coordination for Implementation Support Meeting took place from 20-22 November 2007 at the Impala Hotel in Arusha Tanzania. EARN country presentations on resolving SUFI implementation bottlenecks are available on-line.
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EARN held the first Eastern Africa RBM Network Annual Review and Planning Meeting in Tanzania in 2000,
The Eastern Africa RBM Network Annual Coordination for Implementation Support Meeting took place from 20-22 November 2007 at the Impala Hotel in Arusha Tanzania. EARN country presentations on resolving SUFI implementation bottlenecks are available on-line.