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RBM Partnership Working Group on Malaria in Pregnancy

Chairperson: Dr Juliana Yartey (WHO)
Co-Chair: Dr Claude Emile Rwagacondo (WARN)
List of Member Organizations: PDF [102K]
Working Group Secretariat Contact: Ms Elaine Roman (JHPIEGO)
Terms of Reference of the WG: PDF [190K]
Next Meeting: TBD

 

Malaria in Pregnancy (MIP) Tool Kit [Download the whole Tool Kit Acrobat logo — 3.5M]

  1. MIP Strategic Framework (WHO/AFRO)
  2. IMPAC PCPNC Guidelines (Integrated Management of Pregnancy and Childbirth)
  3. MIP Monitoring and Evaluation Framework
  4. MIP Implementation Guide (in preparation)
  5. Consensus statements by WHO and Partners on relevant topics:
    1. SP for IPT in areas of SP resistance
    2. Interactions between HIV and malaria and implications for service delivery
    3. ITN delivery through ANC
    4. WHO policy brief for Global Fund Proposal development on Malaria in Pregnancy

Ninth MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
12-16.11.2007

Eighth MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
19-20.03.2007
  • Minutes of the meeting
    English [PDF 300K]

Seventh MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
10-12.10.2006

Sixth MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
10-12.04.2006
  • Minutes of the meeting
    English [PDF 124K]
  • MPWG Workplan 2005-2006
    Supporting RBM for Scale up of the Prevention and Control of Malaria during Pregnancy
    English [PDF 20K]

Fifth MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
10-12.10.2005
  • Minutes of the meeting
    English [PDF 110K]
    Français [PDF 130K]
  • MPWG Workplan 2005-2006 (Draft)
    Supporting RBM for Scale up of the Prevention and Control of Malaria during Pregnancy
    English [PDF 31K]
    Français [PDF 33K]
  • Recommendations on the use of Sulfadoxine-Pyrimethamine (SP) for Intermittent Preventive Treatment during Pregnancy (IPT) in areas of moderate to high resistance to SP in the African Region
    English [PDF 130K]

Fourth MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
21-23.09.2004
  • Minutes of the meeting
    English [PDF 102K]
    Français [PDF 120K]
  • MPWG Workplan 2003-2004 (Draft)
    Supporting RBM for Scale up of the Prevention and Control of Malaria during Pregnancy
    English [PDF 23]
    Français [PDF 34K]

Third MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
28-30.04.2004

Second MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
2-3.10.2003

First MPWG Meeting

DATE AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS
7.05.2003
  • Minutes of the meeting
    English [MS Word 272K]
Outputs and reference documents:

Technical Expert Group meeting on intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy (IPTp)
WHO, Geneva, 11–13 July 2007

Effect of Sulfadoxine-Pyrimethamine Resistance on the Efficacy of Intermittent Preventive Therapy for Malaria Control During Pregnancy: A Systematic Review
JAMA, 2007;297:2603-2616.

MALARIA IN PREGNANCY: Guidelines for measuring key monitoring and evaluation indicators

WHO policy brief for Global Fund Proposal development on Malaria in Pregnancy

Assesment of MIPESA country experiences in the adoption and implemenmtation of malaria in pregnancy policies including best practices and lessons learned

A strategic framework for malaria in pregnancy in the WHO Africa region

Recommendations on the use of SP for IPT in areas of high resistance to SP

Lives at risk: Malaria in Pregnancy

Mosquito net coverage of vulnerable groups reaches 50% in Kenya - PSI Kenya Brief

Insecticide Treated Nets (ITNs) Program Stimulates Net Use in Kenya

Pregnancy, Childbirth, Postpartum and Newborn Care: A guide for essential practice

Malaria and HIV/AIDS Interactions and Implications
Conclusions of a Technical Consultation Convened by WHO, 23-25.06.2004

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