stakeholder update: april 2009
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peter chernin
Malaria No More Chairman, September 25, 2008
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On September 25, 2008, Malaria No More,the United Nations, the UK Department orInternational Development and the Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation convened worldleaders in health, government and businessat the 2008 MDG Malaria Summit or thesingle largest day o commitments in thehistory o the ght against the disease.The event was marked by $3 billion in newunding announcements and the debut othe Roll Back Malaria Partnership's GlobalMalaria Action Plan, a comprehensiveblueprint or global malaria control.
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The ght against malaria hasreached a decisive moment. In2008, the largest commitmentsin history injected new resources,support and energy into theglobal eort against the disease.Malaria No More is working tocapitalize on this momentumor the greatest possible impact:saving lives.We are ocused on providinguniversal access to mosquitonets, eective medicine andtargeted spraying to all peopleat risk o malaria in Arica bythe end o 2010. This is a crucialrst step in ensuring the end omalaria deaths on the continentby 2015.This Update highlightssome o the ways MalariaNo More is harnessing thepower o resources, advocacy,communications andinvestments or maximum eectin the ght against malaria.
09.25.08: malaria’s moment
hosted by malaria no more co-founders peter chernin andray chambers, guests and panelists included heads of state,titans of industry and global health leaders—all united behind one common goal: ending malaria deaths.CR & AI
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The Malaria Capital Campaignwas established with gits totaling$38.5 million rom ExxonMobil,Marathon Oil in partnership withthe Republic o Equatorial Guinea,and NYSE Euronext. Representingthe private sector’s commitmentto malaria control, these gitswill help und mosquito nets andtreatment, build country capacityto implement malaria controlprograms and promote proper useo malaria intervention tools inArica.
off to a great startbusiness suits up for themalaria capital campaign
The ght against malaria means business.Malaria No More attended the 2009 WorldEconomic Forum in Davos, Switzerlandto galvanize the private sector anddemonstrate how, even in the ace oeconomic crisis, ghting malaria is the bestinvestment the world can make today.In partnership with the Global BusinessCoalition on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis andMalaria, Malaria No More launched theMalaria Capital Campaign, an initiative toraise $100 million rom the private sectorto help provide everyone at risk in Aricawith anti-malaria tools by the end o 2010.Business can play a key role in the victoryagainst this deadly disease by investingstrategically, leveraging core competenciesand drawing on their best corporatepractices.
(l-r) co-chairs peter sands (group chief executive,standard chartered group), rex w. tillerson(chairman and ceo, exxon mobil corporation) andpeter chernin (president and coo, news corporation).
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Malaria No More has joined with U.S. Fundor UNICEF to distribute more than twomillion nets in sub-Saharan Arica. UNICEFsecured 20 million nets with support romUNITAID, but required additional undsto get them where they are needed most…over beds. MNM has committed $3 millionto deliver nets at an average cost o only$2.77 per net in Angola, Nigeria and theDemocratic Republic o the Congo. This willsend three times more nets or every $10we invest—another example o how MNMleverages investments to save as many livesas possible.Taking it a step urther, the U.S. Fund isappealing to its supporters or a 100% matcho the MNM investment to get more nets toamilies in Arica who need them. Together,we’re working to nd the resources toactivate as many nets as possible.
Fighting malaria oers the bestreturn-on-investment availablein the world today… and in thiseconomic environment, weneed to be sure we’re using ourresources careully. Malaria NoMore has developed rigorousinvestment criteria to ensuremaximum impact. For eachpotential investment, we evaluatemalaria burden and urgencyo need, the opportunity to useprivate resources to make publicunding work better and thepresence o trusted and provenimplementing partners. This isall part o our work to make sureyour investment is maximized tosave lives.
strategic investing
a woman and her grandson receive a mosquito netto protect against malaria
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tick-tock: 24 helpsmnm count malaria out
Jack Bauer can usually be ound battlingthe orces o international terrorism andgovernment corruption, but he took a breakto help MNM battle a dierent enemy:malaria. The broadcast premiere o
24:Redemption
and subsequent episodes haveeatured a 30-second Malaria No MorePublic Service Announcement, which
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star Kieer Sutherland lmed while shootingon-location in Arica. To celebrate the red-carpet premiere o
24: Redemption
in NewYork City, Kieer met with ten lucky onlineauction winners to raise additional unds orMalaria No More.The PSA has already reached more than12 million viewers, raising awareness andunds or lie-saving mosquito nets. Thanksto the hit Fox show’s universal appeal andMalaria No More’s media relationships, thePSA will air in the UK, Canada, and SouthArica and online—helping Jack Bauerbring a message o urgency in this “criticalmission” to
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ans across the globe.
Like soccer, ghting malariais a team eort. With an eyetoward the FIFA 2010 WorldCup in South Arica, MalariaNo More and its partners areworking to rally the worldwidesoccer community to helpprotect amilies in Arica rommalaria. Leading up to the rst-ever World Cup in Arica, andbuilding on our relationshipwith FC Barcelona, Fox Soccerand Fox Sports en Español, weare working to activate soccerans around the world to raiseawareness and join the globaleort to send malaria o the eldor good.For more inormation about theprogram and partnership, go toMalariaNoMore.org/soccer.
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Malaria No More Supplemental Stakeholders Report - Spring 2009
Malaria No More is determined to end malaria deaths. A non-profit, non-governmental organization, Malaria No More makes high-yield investments of time and capital to speed progress, unlock resources, mobilize new assets and spur the world toward reaching this goal.
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