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The School Malaria Parasitological and Nutrition Survey (SMNS): The 2023 Survey Report of Tanzania

School-based surveys play a critical role in generating evidence that informs malaria control strategies and improves the health of school-age children. By assessing malaria prevalence alongside nutritional status, these surveys provide valuable insights into disease burden, identify transmission hotspots, and guide targeted interventions. The 2023 School Malaria Parasitological and Nutrition Survey (SMNS) of Tanzania presents important findings that can strengthen evidence-based planning, resource allocation, and the implementation of effective malaria control programmes.

Join us for another insightful session in the ALAMIME Alumni Webinar Series as we explore the findings and implications of the 2023 School Malaria Parasitological and Nutrition Survey (SMNS) of Tanzania. This webinar will examine key survey results on malaria prevalence and nutritional status among school-aged children, discuss the role of school-based surveillance in strengthening malaria control, and highlight how survey evidence can inform policy, programme planning, and targeted interventions to accelerate malaria elimination efforts.

Participants will gain practical insights into the design and implementation of school-based malaria and nutrition surveys, data collection methodologies, interpretation and utilization of survey findings, and best practices for integrating evidence into malaria programming. The session will also showcase lessons learned from Tanzania’s experience and explore opportunities for strengthening surveillance and improving the delivery of malaria interventions through data-driven decision-making.

Presenter:
Ms. Mwanahamisi Hussein
District Malaria Focal Person
Pangani District Council, Tanga Region

Moderator:
Mr. Anthony A. Mwampulo
Malaria Focal Person
Shinyanga Municipal Council, Shinyanga Region

Date: Friday, 31 July 2026

Time: 03:00 PM GMT | 04:00 PM WAT | 05:00 PM CAT | 06:00 PM EAT

Register: https://tinyurl.com/3ehv3nx6

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July 31, 2026 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm EAT

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