Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA)

Uniting the Heads of Government across Asia Pacific to achieve malaria elimination by 2030, the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) was formed at the behest of the Prime Ministers of Australia and Viet Nam at the 8th East Asia Summit in 2013. APLMA serves as a regional mechanism for technical advocacy, health diplomacy, and high-level convenings that build and sustain momentum towards the elimination goal.
 
Since 2017, the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance - APLMA - has proudly hosted the Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network, or APMEN. This robust and inclusive framework supports national malaria programmes across the region by mobilizing resources, sharing technical expertise, and promoting peer-to-peer learning and evidence generation. All of this strengthens APLMA’s push for high-level political action. By uniting regional partners, this collaborative structure accelerates progress towards the goal of malaria elimination in the Asia Pacific by 2030.