The Alliance for Malaria Prevention (AMP) brings together expertise from the global malaria community in a Partnership dedicated to the expansion and use of insecticide-treated mosquito nets by populations who are most vulnerable to malaria.
Who We Are
Established in 2004, AMP partners assist and advocate for country-specific support to plan and implement ITN distributions.
What We Do
AMP provides globally-recognized expert technical assistance through coordination, operational guidance documents, and distance and in-country missions to help countries successfully plan and execute complex ITN distribution campaigns of all kinds.
AMP Core Group
The AMP Core Group, a smaller group of committed members, comes together twice a year to discuss and plan AMP activities and members take a leading role in all activities coordinated by AMP.
AMP Working Groups
The AMP currently has four Working Groups that are each led by chairs/co-chairs. Working Groups are an important part of the AMP Partnership.
AMP Projects
Two large-scale projects, funded by the Gates Foundation, the first focused on increasing the efficiency of mass campaign ITN distribution and the second on increasing the reach of ITN distributions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, are described here.
Annual Reports
Reports on the work undertaken by the AMP partners can be found here.