The Democratic Republic of the Congo is a member state of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance. We support the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the implementation of the country’s scorecard tools, Malaria Youth Corps and upcoming End Malaria Council.

Scorecard tools

Scorecard management tools are country-owned tools that provide a snapshot of the country’s national and subnational health performance. The colour-coded scorecard tool helps track performance of priority indicators, identify bottlenecks or gaps, increase accountability, and enhance decision making to drive action.

We support the Democratic Republic of the Congo with 2 scorecard tools:

• malaria scorecard tool
• reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) scorecard tool

Malaria scorecard tool

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s malaria scorecard tool was developed in 2017 by the National Malaria Control Programme, with support from ALMA and other partners.

• Malaria scorecard data in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (on scorecardhub.org)

RMNCAH scorecard tool

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s RMNCAH scorecard tool was developed in 2015 by the Ministry of Public Health, with support from ALMA and other partners.

• RMNCAH scorecard data in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (on scorecardhub.org)

Malaria Youth Corps

The Democratic Republic of the Congo Malaria Youth Corps launched in December 2023.

National malaria youth corps are involved in a range of areas to improve action and accountability in the fight against malaria and to improve access to universal health coverage.

Learn more about the Democratic Republic of the Congo Malaria Youth Corps.

End Malaria Council

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s End Malaria Council is currently being developed by the Office of the President and the Ministry of Public Health. With our support, the Democratic Republic of the Congo is working to launch their End Malaria Council shortly.

National End Malaria Councils are public-private partnerships established to help accelerate progress against malaria. The council is a country-led and owned initiative that brings together senior-level, multi-sectoral stakeholders. It is focused on driving action and accountability, resource mobilisation and advocacy in the fight against malaria.