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Mozambique needs € 73 million (€ 108 million) and € 108 million a year for the malaria program, a figure that the state does not have in its entirety.
"The malaria program works without all," Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi said on the sidelines of the National Forum on Malaria held in Maputo yesterday (19659003), for the Mozambican president, malaria, whose prevalence children under five years is 40 years.%, represents a challenge for public health in this country, making it fundamental to involve everyone in the fight against the disease. "It is necessary to revitalize and to rethink new strategies to combat this disease, "he added.
According to Filipe Nyusi, Zambezia and Nampula provinces in the center and north of the country are among the most affected by the disease. prevalence has increased by 5% in recent years
"The poorest households have a prevalence rate of 60%, which clearly demonstrates the link between malaria and poverty," he added. Khady Cabral, President of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Mozambique, also argued that the fight against malaria claiming that the country has shown interest in the eradication of the disease.
"It is possible to defeat malaria, but it will require more effort on the part of all The health sector, other sectors, civil society, the private sector and communities" , said Djamila Khady Cabral
It should be noted that Mozambique, as Angola, is among according to WHO
According to official data, the disease is responsible for 29% of deaths in the health facilities of the country
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