• Pourcentage d’enfants de moins de 5 ans ayant accès à un traitement  rapide et adéquat dans les 24 heures suivant l’apparition de la fièvre est passé de 38 à 88%
• Pourcentage de ménages disposant de moustiquaires imprégnées de 20 à 62%
• Pourcentage de femmes enceintes  qui dorment sous moustiquaires imprégnées de 20 à 40 %
• Pourcentage d'enfants de moins de 5 ans  qui dorment sous moustiquaires imprégnées de 13 % à 47 %
• Pourcentage des femmes enceintes ayant bénéficié d’un traitement préventif intermittent correct à la sulfadoxine-sulfadoxine de 36 à 70%

More details will be posted on the RBM web site  today , together with
approved resolution .


Establishment of "World Malaria Day" - approved at 60th World Health
Assembly (WHA)

The Roll Back Malaria Partnership welcomes the decision to establish
World Malaria Day,
a key element of Resolution EB 120.R16 which was passed during the
60th WHA in Geneva today.

Members states emphasized their need to choose the most appropriate
day or days on which
to draw attention to the burden of malaria in their countries, but all
agreed that greater awareness
was needed and the establishment of World Malaria Day would heighten
advocacy and mobilize
many more communities to get involved in the fight.

"There has been a strong call from many RBM Partners on this issue and
  we are delighted the world health community
recognizes malaria is a global emergency that knows no borders . We
look forward to working on the first
World Malaria Day in 2008 with all countries and partners" ,stated the
Executive Director of the RBM Partnership,
Dr Awa Marie Coll Seck.

"Malaria Day shall be commemorated annually on 25 April or on such
other day or days as individual
Member States may decide , in order to provide education and
understanding of malaria as a global scourge
that is preventable and a disease that is curable. "


--
Marlou de Rouw

Manager


The Constellation for AIDS Competence

connecting local responses around the world

www.aidscompetence.org




Email: marlou@...

Skype: marlouderouw

Tel:  + 33.450405041

Mobile Phone:    + 33.622690823

Dear Malaria Competent Friends,

Please who can help out our coach Antoine Saka Saka from DRC? He is
working on a strategic plan for Malaria for the global fund - final
draft to be ready by 26 May.
I am sure you can share good experiences!

Many thanks,


Marlou

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Antoine Saka Saka <saksmbuta@...>
Date: 16 mei. 2007 14:46
Subject: Votre aide
To: Marlou De Rouwm <derouwm@...>, lamborayj@...


Bonjour Marlou, salut Jean Louis
Je sais combien vous devez être pris par ce temps.
J'ai été désigné par le PNLP pour faciliter la rédaction
du plan stratégique de communication en faveur de la lutte contre
le paludisme en RDC à soumettre au Fond mondial.
Réunion de démarrage vendredi 18 prochain, remise du draft finalisé
le 26 mai prochain. Auriez vous le plan de communication du Cameroun ?
J'aimerais saisir l'opportunité pour leur suggérer l'approche SALT.
Qu'en pensez vous ? Pouvez vous nous aider avec quelques outils ?
D'avance merci et à bientôt.

Antoine


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--
Marlou de Rouw

Manager


The Constellation for AIDS Competence

connecting local responses around the world

www.aidscompetence.org




Email: marlou@...

Skype: marlouderouw

Tel:  + 33.450405041

Mobile Phone:    + 33.622690823


--
Marlou de Rouw

Manager


The Constellation for AIDS Competence

connecting local responses around the world

www.aidscompetence.org




Email: marlou@...

Skype: marlouderouw

Tel:  + 33.450405041

Mobile Phone:    + 33.622690823

(pour les francophones, voir plus bas)

Dear malaria competent friends,

I am working on the ‘Results’ page of the website (www.aidscompetence.org),
trying to improve it. I need your help!

I have structured the results by practice (and not by partnership) in the
document in attachment.

Could you have a look at it and add the results (with concrete examples)
from the Malaria Competence Process?

We are very proud for you of the results achieved and would like to share it
in the best way with the world!

Please can you also keep me up-to-date about how malaria competence is
spreading in your context?

Thanks for your help,

Laurence
__________________________________

Chers amis compétents face à la malaria,

Je travaille à la page ‘résultats’ du nouveau site web
(www.aidscompetence.org). J’ai besoin de votre aide !

J’ai structuré les résultats par pratiques (de l’auto évaluation) dans le
document attaché à cet email.

Pourriez-vous y jeter un coup d’œil et ajouter les résultats (avec des
exemples concrèts) du processus de la compétence face à la malaria ?

Nous sommes très fièrs pour vous des résultats et nous aimerions les
partager au mieux avec le monde !

Le document est en anglais mais vous pouvez ajouter vos commentaires et
résultats en français. Je le traduirai.

Pourriez-vous également me tenir au courant quant à la diffusion de la
compétence face à la malaria dans votre contexte ?

Merci d’avance pour votre aide,

Laurence

The Constellation for AIDS Competence
mobile: +32 486 29 02 42
skype : laurencegilliot
www.aidscompetence.org

_________________________________________________________________
MSN Messenger : discutez en direct avec vos amis !
http://www.msn.fr/msger/default.asp

Dear members of malaria competence,

You can find the activity report 2005-2006 of the Constellation for
AIDS Competence in the files of MalariaCompetence.

Does our activity report 2005-2006 illustrate our vision? Please take
a look at it. It is only 8 pages long! Your feedback is welcome.

We only captured part of what actually happened. But feel free to
share how Malaria Competence is spreading in your context!

Hoping to learn from you in 2007!

Laurence
The Constellation for AIDS Competence

----- Original Message -----

From: Geoff Parcell

To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com

Sent: 01 February, 2007 3:01 PM

Subject: [Spam] [malariacompetence] FW: [km4devjournal] December issue of KM4D Journal now online - and other things

The article on Malaria Competence has now been published in KM4Dev. You
probably need to register once you have cclicked the link below. If you have
problems let me know and I will attach a pdf but there are some other good
articles too

regards

Geoff Parcell

-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Cummings [mailto:s.cummings@kit.nl]
Sent: 31 January 2007 21:18
To: Knowledge Management for Development Journal (KM4Devjournal)
Subject: [km4devjournal] December issue of KM4D Journal now online - and
other things

Vol 2, No 3 (2006)
Table of Contents

Editorial
--------
On knowledge divides and joined up thinking - Anybody interested? (1-4)
Peter J. Bury, Atanu Garai, Baharul Islam, Patrick Ngulube, Julie
Ferguson, Sarah Cummings

Articles
--------
One never knows: research policy and knowledge management in Dutch
development cooperation. (5-18) Caroline Wiedenhof, Henk Molenaar Knowledge
management working tool for agricultural extension practice: the case of
Ghana (19-29) William Boateng Knowledge on yam variety development: insights
from farmers' and researchers' practices. (30-39) Afio Zannou, Paul
Richards, Paul C. Struik Online knowledge sharing tools: any use in Africa?
(40-47) Margreet Van Doodewaard From knowledge transfer to a learning-based
approach: perspectives from IDS' information services. (48-59) Cheryl Brown,
Louise Daniel, Catherine Fisher Multi-stakeholder deliberation on
dialectical divides: an operational principle of the systems of innovation
(60-74) Laxmi Prasad Pant, Helen Hambly Odame Access to scholarly literature
via a free knowledge management enabler: an opportunity for scientists in
developing countries (75-85) Enrique Canessa, Carlo Fonda, Marco Zennaro,
Katepalli R. Sreenivasan

Case Studies
--------
Civil Society, research-based knowledge, and policy (86-96) Julius Court,
Enrique Mendizabal, David Osborne, John Young Using participatory GIS to
bridge knowledge divides among the Onge of Little Andaman Island, India.
(97-110) Anindita Bhattacharyya Managing local and external knowledge in a
development research project in Uzbekistan (111-122) Caleb Wall Feeding
livestock through partnerships (123-135) Nicolene de Haan, Dannie Romney,
Peter Bezkorowajnyj, Olusoji Olufajo

Stories
--------
Malaria Competence Network collaborates to roll back malaria. (136-140)
Ibrahim Kamara, Komlan Toulassi Blaise Sedoh

Community Notes
--------
Leadership and knowledge into the hands of those who care (141-145) Lou
Petronella Compernolle

__________________________________________________________
KM4D Journal
http://www.km4dev.org/journal/index.php/km4dj

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The article on Malaria Competence has now been published in KM4Dev. You
probably need to register once you have cclicked the link below. If you have
problems let me know and I will attach a pdf but there are some other good
articles too

regards

Geoff Parcell

-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Cummings [mailto:s.cummings@kit.nl]
Sent: 31 January 2007 21:18
To: Knowledge Management for Development Journal (KM4Devjournal)
Subject: [km4devjournal] December issue of KM4D Journal now online - and
other things

Vol 2, No 3 (2006)
Table of Contents

Editorial
--------
On knowledge divides and joined up thinking - Anybody interested? (1-4)
Peter J. Bury, Atanu Garai, Baharul Islam, Patrick Ngulube, Julie
Ferguson, Sarah Cummings

Articles
--------
One never knows: research policy and knowledge management in Dutch
development cooperation. (5-18) Caroline Wiedenhof, Henk Molenaar Knowledge
management working tool for agricultural extension practice: the case of
Ghana (19-29) William Boateng Knowledge on yam variety development: insights
from farmers' and researchers' practices. (30-39) Afio Zannou, Paul
Richards, Paul C. Struik Online knowledge sharing tools: any use in Africa?
(40-47) Margreet Van Doodewaard From knowledge transfer to a learning-based
approach: perspectives from IDS' information services. (48-59) Cheryl Brown,
Louise Daniel, Catherine Fisher Multi-stakeholder deliberation on
dialectical divides: an operational principle of the systems of innovation
(60-74) Laxmi Prasad Pant, Helen Hambly Odame Access to scholarly literature
via a free knowledge management enabler: an opportunity for scientists in
developing countries (75-85) Enrique Canessa, Carlo Fonda, Marco Zennaro,
Katepalli R. Sreenivasan

Case Studies
--------
Civil Society, research-based knowledge, and policy (86-96) Julius Court,
Enrique Mendizabal, David Osborne, John Young Using participatory GIS to
bridge knowledge divides among the Onge of Little Andaman Island, India.
(97-110) Anindita Bhattacharyya Managing local and external knowledge in a
development research project in Uzbekistan (111-122) Caleb Wall Feeding
livestock through partnerships (123-135) Nicolene de Haan, Dannie Romney,
Peter Bezkorowajnyj, Olusoji Olufajo

Stories
--------
Malaria Competence Network collaborates to roll back malaria. (136-140)
Ibrahim Kamara, Komlan Toulassi Blaise Sedoh

Community Notes
--------
Leadership and knowledge into the hands of those who care (141-145) Lou
Petronella Compernolle

__________________________________________________________
KM4D Journal
http://www.km4dev.org/journal/index.php/km4dj

Dgroups is a joint initiative of Bellanet, DFID, Hivos, ICA, ICCO, IICD,
OneWorld, UNAIDS and World Bank
--- You are currently subscribed to km4devjournal as:
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The article on Malaria Competence has now been published in KM4Dev. You
probably need to register once you have cclicked the link below. If you have
problems let me know and I will attach a pdf but there are some other good
articles too


regards

      Geoff Parcell





-----Original Message-----
From: Sarah Cummings [mailto:s.cummings@...]
Sent: 31 January 2007 21:18
To: Knowledge Management for Development Journal (KM4Devjournal)
Subject: [km4devjournal] December issue of KM4D Journal now online - and
other things

Vol 2, No 3 (2006)
Table of Contents

Editorial
--------
On knowledge divides and joined up thinking - Anybody interested? (1-4)
Peter J. Bury,  Atanu Garai, Baharul Islam,  Patrick Ngulube, Julie
Ferguson, Sarah Cummings


Articles
--------
One never knows: research policy and knowledge management in Dutch
development cooperation. (5-18) Caroline Wiedenhof, Henk Molenaar Knowledge
management working tool for agricultural extension practice: the case of
Ghana (19-29) William Boateng Knowledge on yam variety development: insights
from farmers' and researchers' practices. (30-39) Afio Zannou, Paul
Richards, Paul C. Struik Online knowledge sharing tools: any use in Africa?
(40-47) Margreet Van Doodewaard From knowledge transfer to a learning-based
approach: perspectives from IDS' information services. (48-59) Cheryl Brown,
Louise Daniel, Catherine Fisher Multi-stakeholder deliberation on
dialectical divides: an operational principle of the systems of innovation
(60-74) Laxmi Prasad Pant, Helen Hambly Odame Access to scholarly literature
via a free knowledge management enabler: an opportunity for scientists in
developing countries (75-85) Enrique Canessa, Carlo Fonda, Marco Zennaro,
Katepalli R. Sreenivasan


Case Studies
--------
Civil Society, research-based knowledge, and policy (86-96) Julius Court,
Enrique Mendizabal, David Osborne,  John Young Using participatory GIS to
bridge knowledge divides among the Onge of Little Andaman Island, India.
(97-110) Anindita Bhattacharyya Managing local and external knowledge in a
development research project in Uzbekistan (111-122) Caleb Wall Feeding
livestock through partnerships (123-135) Nicolene de Haan, Dannie Romney,
Peter Bezkorowajnyj, Olusoji Olufajo


Stories
--------
Malaria Competence Network collaborates to roll back malaria. (136-140)
Ibrahim Kamara, Komlan Toulassi Blaise Sedoh


Community Notes
--------
Leadership and knowledge into the hands of those who care (141-145) Lou
Petronella Compernolle


________________________________________________________________________
KM4D Journal
http://www.km4dev.org/journal/index.php/km4dj





Dgroups is a joint initiative of Bellanet, DFID, Hivos, ICA, ICCO, IICD,
OneWorld, UNAIDS and World Bank
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 Hello Brothers in the club, my warmest congragulations to the newly wed (Bosco and Follack). Am sure you must be enjoying the honey moons and please while relaxing with the madams tell them about malaria competence

 

Good luck and best wishes to all although you should have sent airtickets for all to attend in the naming of conecting people an d minds for a better respose to malaria

 

Bye

 

Adama

----- Original Message ----
From: Forlack Emmanuel <forlackallo@yahoo.com>
To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 7:35:57 PM
Subject: Re: RE : [malariacompetence] My Wedding

Prince Bosco, and all

i only got your mail today ........... and i cann`t hesitate to reply....... .....

 

Congratulations !!!!!!

 

Actually, I wedded last saturday 9th december 2006 ---- I sorry I may not have announced the news to the malaria competence forum

 

it is thus my singular pleasure to present to you all Mrs Forlack Edith

 

of course I`m presently on honey moon

 

Hope Bosco will learn to respect and seek advice from his elders in the `club`

 

May God Bless You

Emmanuel

guidigbohoun alice <akoualice2001@ yahoo.fr> wrote:

Mes félicitations et DIEU vous bénisse.je vous assure de mes prières et vous souhaite la paix et le bonheur dans votre ménage.

ce jour correspond à la fête de ma Sainte Patronne Alice

union de prière

alice GUIDIGBOHOUN

BENIN

akoualice2001@ yahoo.fr

bosprince <bosprince@yahoo. fr> a écrit :

Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@yahoo. fr

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Emmanuel,

 

Can I ask why you are writing emails on your honeymoon? Don't you have anything better to do!

 

best regards

     Geoff

 

    

---

From: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com [mailto:malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Forlack Emmanuel
Sent: 11 December 2006 19:36
To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: RE : [malariacompetence] My Wedding

Prince Bosco, and all

i only got your mail today ........... and i cann`t hesitate to reply............

 

Congratulations !!!!!!

 

Actually, I wedded last saturday 9th december 2006 ---- I sorry I may not have announced the news to the malaria competence forum

 

it is thus my singular pleasure to present to you all Mrs Forlack Edith

 

of course I`m presently on honey moon

 

Hope Bosco will learn to respect and seek advice from his elders in the `club`

 

May God Bless You

Emmanuel

guidigbohoun alice <akoualice2001@yahoo.fr> wrote:

Mes félicitations et DIEU vous bénisse.je vous assure de mes prières et vous souhaite la paix et le bonheur dans votre ménage.

ce jour correspond à la fête de ma Sainte Patronne Alice

union de prière

alice GUIDIGBOHOUN

BENIN

akoualice2001@yahoo.fr

bosprince <bosprince@yahoo.fr> a écrit :

Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@yahoo.fr

---

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----- Original Message -----

From: bosprince

To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com

Sent: 30 November, 2006 1:54 PM

Subject: [Spam] [malariacompetence] My Wedding

Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@yahoo.fr

best regards

     Geoff

Just to share the information with you.  Hope you will benefit from the RBM component  :-)

 

Best regards,

 

Usa

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Date: 11 Dec 2006 12:05:19 PST
Subject: Major Commitment to Global Fight Against Malaria
To: usaduongsaa@...


December 11, 2006

Major Commitment to Global Fight Against Malaria

New grants to expand malaria control, research, and advocacy efforts

At White House summit, Melinda Gates to call for stronger global
malaria response, more funding

Contact:
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Phone: 206.709.3400
Email: media@...

SEATTLE -- On the eve of a major White House summit on malaria, the
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation committed $83.5 million in new grants
to combat the disease, which claims more than one million lives every
year. The grants will expand access to bednets, treatment, and other
malaria control tools; speed research on vaccines and other new
prevention methods; and boost global advocacy to fight the disease.
Melinda Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation, will speak at the
White House summit on December 14.

"Every day, thousands of mothers watch helplessly as their children
die from a disease that we have known how to prevent for decades,"
Mrs. Gates said. "The continuing toll of malaria is a moral outrage-we
would not allow it here in the U.S., and we should not allow it anywhere."

"The world is finally waking up to the malaria catastrophe," Mrs.
Gates continued. "It's time to close the gap in funding, accelerate
research, and work together in a more strategic way to strengthen the
global malaria fight."

The upcoming White House malaria summit, hosted by President Bush and
First Lady Laura Bush, will convene 250 political leaders, scientists,
and advocates to discuss new opportunities to combat malaria globally
and kick off new public-private efforts to address the disease.

In her remarks, Mrs. Gates will applaud recent increases in funding to
tackle malaria through efforts like the President's Malaria
Initiative, the World Bank's Booster Program for Malaria Control, and
the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria. However, she will
urge world leaders to agree on a new, coordinated global strategy to
fight malaria. The strategy would help maximize the impact of malaria
resources by tapping the individual strengths of all players in the
field, preventing duplication of effort, and filling key gaps in
global malaria control.

Mrs. Gates will also call for major new resources for malaria control
and research. According to the Roll Back Malaria Partnership, global
spending on malaria control falls far short of the $3.1 billion needed
annually. Malaria research is also severely under-funded-a recent
study by the Malaria R&D Alliance estimated that malaria research
funding in 2004 totaled just $323 million, less than 0.3% of total
health research spending worldwide.

New Grants to Expand Malaria Control, R&D Initiatives
The grants announced today include projects to expand access to
existing prevention and treatment tools, accelerate research and
development of new tools, and strengthen global malaria advocacy
efforts. The grants include:

* Malaria control: $29 million to the Malaria Control and Evaluation
Partnership in Africa (MACEPA), based at PATH, to develop a network of
five African countries committed to fighting malaria. The program will
support collaboration among developing countries, donors, and other
public and private partners to rapidly expand and evaluate the
participating countries' malaria control programs, based on lessons
learned from MACEPA's work to date in Zambia.

* Vaccine research: $29.3 million to the PATH Malaria Vaccine
Initiative (MVI) for research on a promising malaria vaccine
candidate, and $3.5 million to the Fraunhofer USA Center for Molecular
Biotechnology to study potential antigens for use in malaria vaccines.
MVI will investigate the potential for an attenuated malaria parasite
to safely protect against malaria infection.

* Preventive treatment for infants: $2.2 million to the World Health
Organization (WHO) to develop guidelines for intermittent preventive
treatment for malaria in infants (IPTi), a new strategy to prevent
severe malaria, and $2.7 million to the Fundacio Clinic per a la
Recerca Biomedica of the University of Barcelona for research on the
acceptability and sustainability of IPTi.

* Diagnostics: $9.8 million to the Foundation for Innovative New
Diagnostics (FIND) to evaluate existing diagnostic tests for malaria,
and develop guidelines for the effective and efficient use of malaria
tests in the field.

* Roll Back Malaria Partnership: $7.1 million to the Roll Back Malaria
Partnership (RBM), based at WHO, to increase technical assistance to
malaria programs in Southern Africa, and strengthen global advocacy
activities.

Every year, 350-500 million people are infected with malaria, and more
than one million people die of the disease. Malaria kills more African
children than any other disease-more than 2,000 per day. Over the past
20 years, malaria deaths have doubled in parts of Africa, largely due
to growing resistance to the cheapest and most widely-used drugs.

Including the grants announced today, the Gates Foundation has
committed $765.8 million to fight malaria to date. The foundation has
committed an additional $650 million to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS,
TB, and Malaria, which supports national malaria control programs.

###
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Mes félicitations et DIEU vous bénisse.je vous assure de mes prières et vous souhaite la paix et le bonheur dans votre ménage.

ce jour correspond à la fête de ma Sainte Patronne Alice

union de prière

alice GUIDIGBOHOUN

BENIN

akoualice2001@yahoo.fr

bosprince <bosprince@yahoo.fr> a écrit :

Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@yahoo.fr

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Congratulations Brosco!!! Wishing you all the best that marriage life has
got to offer.
Marie.


>From: guidigbohoun alice <akoualice2001@...>
>Reply-To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
>To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: RE : [malariacompetence] My Wedding
>Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 17:20:00 +0100 (CET)
>
>Mes félicitations et DIEU vous bénisse.je vous assure de mes prières et
>vous souhaite la paix et le bonheur dans votre ménage.
>   ce jour correspond à la fête de ma Sainte Patronne Alice
>   union de prière
>   alice GUIDIGBOHOUN
>   BENIN
>   akoualice2001@...
>
>bosprince <bosprince@...> a écrit :
>           Hi Sisters and Brothers,
>
>Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
>connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.
>
>So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
>december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.
>
>You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.
>
>Thank you for your support.
>
>Wish you all the best.
>
>Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
>KIGALI-RWANDA
>Tel: (250) 08535984
>PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
>Email: bosprince@...
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@yahoo.fr

Hi Bosco,
A big congratulation for the wonderful step in your life.
We married family are welcoming you in our society.
Hope you wil enjoy the new life with your spouse.

Chacha

>From: Adam Jagne Sonko <ajsonko@...>
>Reply-To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
>To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [malariacompetence] My Wedding
>Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 06:06:51 -0800 (PST)
>
>Hello Bosco
>
>My warmest congragulations and may you enjoy your marriage
>
>Thanks Adama
>
>
>----- Original Message ----
>From: bosprince <bosprince@...>
>To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2006 6:54:14 AM
>Subject: [malariacompetence] My Wedding
>
>Hi Sisters and Brothers,
>
>Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
>connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.
>
>So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
>december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.
>
>You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.
>
>Thank you for your support.
>
>Wish you all the best.
>
>Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
>KIGALI-RWANDA
>Tel: (250) 08535984
>PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
>Email: bosprince@yahoo. fr
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Hi Sisters and Brothers,

Hope that all of you are fine and still working hard in order to
connect local responses about Malaria competence to the world.

So I have the honour to inform you that my Wedding will be on 16
december 2006 at the INTERCONTINATAL HOTEL in KIGALI-RWANDA.

You 're all welcome to that special event in my life.

Thank you for your support.

Wish you all the best.

Dr Prince-Bosco KANANI
KIGALI-RWANDA
Tel: (250) 08535984
PO.BOX: 124 KIGALI
Email: bosprince@...

 My Collegues,

 

Emanuel and Konji

Its a bit unfortunate that you are unable to garther that much support needed to push forward malaria competence at your places. Is your national malaria program not part of the process? I guess they are the right people to start with. They need to be commiteed to mobilise support and committement for the approach. I think the best way to get the  needed community involvelement and participation  for malaria is  through the community competence process. The training that Ibrahim conducted for plan should have also been the catalyst for a start of course with your involvelment and participation as the country facilitators.  Anyway keep pushing no retreat we shall all succeed when the luck comes our way

 

Thanks

 

Adama

----- Original Message ----
From: dominique kondji <kondji2002@yahoo.fr>
To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, November 11, 2006 9:28:35 AM
Subject: Re : [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal

Hi  Emmanuel, I totally agree with you; we commited ourselves to promote malaria competence in our country and regions because we re convinced on the effectiveness of  this approach; we invested our effort and means to concretise it in the field; we hope that some support will be available in order to consolidate and extend the malaria comptence in our country.

 

Best regards

Greetings from Harare.

----- Message d'origine ----
De : Forlack Emmanuel <forlackallo@ yahoo.com>
À : malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
Envoyé le : Vendredi, 10 Novembre 2006, 11h48mn 54s
Objet : Re: [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal

Adama and all,

it's been a longtime since I wrote ......

I've still been working on malaria control activities in my region all the same .......

 

Our (Kondji and myself) advocacies at national level failed from the onset .... probably because no funds could be mobilised... ......... .. you may well remeber that Norah Ngwenya had posed this problem at the very beginning in Mombasa

 

Each of us personnally financed the little we did for the Yaounde meeting.

 

Practically, malaria competence activities in my region went on through a parrallel means : Ibrahim came all the way from Sierra Leone to train Plan Cameroon staff ...... unfortunately, niether Kondji nor myself were integrated in the process

 

Hence, though we (Kondji and myself) are still very willing to carry on the process ....... we've been suffocating

 

 

May God Bless You

Emmanuel

Adam Jagne Sonko <ajsonko@yahoo. com> wrote:

 

 

Collegues,

 

This is great and lets pray for its sucess. Scaling is a real issue in most of our countries . we are also trying to conduct a national workshop,but funds are the major issue. we doing some advocacy to see whether other major funders can come on board to support the issue,but its not easy to mobilise resources especially financial resources.

 

Please share wit h us your experiences

 

Thanks Adama

 

----- Original Message ----
From: clement chacha <clementmungaho@ hotmail.com>
To: malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Wednesday, November 8, 2006 1:32:40 PM
Subject: RE: [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal

Hi Katie,
These are useful information, indeed we need support to further scale
malaria competence in our countries, since funding is a major limitation.

Thanx for the attachment which is very elaborative and could be a corner
stone to demonstrate to other stakeholders that malaria competence works.
Since July this year when we had our first workshop that introduces malaria
competence to various partners in Tanzania, there is a new enthusiasm on the
approach. This commitment has arrived at the right time since it will
stimulate and accellerate the implementation process.

Regards,

Chacha

>From: K Gates <mtkgates@yahoo. com>
>Reply-To: malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
>To: malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
>Subject: [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal
>Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 07:00:40 -0800 (PST)
>
>Dear all,
>
>The RBM partnership has developed a commitment proposal for the Clinton
>Global Initiative based on the community competence model, please see
>http://www.clintong lobalinitiative. org/NETCOMMUNITY /Page.aspx? &pid=739& srcid=457
>and the attachment for more details.
>The flyer RBM produced for the meeting can be viewed at:
>http://www.rollback malaria.org/ docs/events/ cgi_flyer. pdf
>We don't yet have news of any matching funds to carry forward this work,
>but we will keep you updated.
>Greetings - hope you are all doing well!
> Katie
>
>
>
>
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Collegues,

 

This is great and lets pray for its sucess. Scaling is a real issue in most of our countries . we are also trying to conduct a national workshop,but funds are the major issue. we doing some advocacy to see whether other major funders can come on board to support the issue,but its not easy to mobilise resources especially financial resources.

 

Please share wit h us your experiences

 

Thanks Adama

 

----- Original Message ----
From: clement chacha <clementmungaho@hotmail.com>
To: malariacompetence@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 8, 2006 1:32:40 PM
Subject: RE: [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal

Hi Katie,
These are useful information, indeed we need support to further scale
malaria competence in our countries, since funding is a major limitation.

Thanx for the attachment which is very elaborative and could be a corner
stone to demonstrate to other stakeholders that malaria competence works.
Since July this year when we had our first workshop that introduces malaria
competence to various partners in Tanzania, there is a new enthusiasm on the
approach. This commitment has arrived at the right time since it will
stimulate and accellerate the implementation process.

Regards,

Chacha

>From: K Gates <mtkgates@yahoo. com>
>Reply-To: malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
>To: malariacompetence@ yahoogroups. com
>Subject: [malariacompetence] malaria competence proposal
>Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 07:00:40 -0800 (PST)
>
>Dear all,
>
>The RBM partnership has developed a commitment proposal for the Clinton
>Global Initiative based on the community competence model, please see
>http://www.clintong lobalinitiative. org/NETCOMMUNITY /Page.aspx? &pid=739& srcid=457
>and the attachment for more details.
>The flyer RBM produced for the meeting can be viewed at:
>http://www.rollback malaria.org/ docs/events/ cgi_flyer. pdf
>We don't yet have news of any matching funds to carry forward this work,
>but we will keep you updated.
>Greetings - hope you are all doing well!
> Katie
>
>
>
>
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