Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN)

The Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network (APMEN) is a network of 22 countries and stakeholders in the Asia Pacific region, committed to working towards malaria elimination. Established in 2009 in a spirit of collaboration, APMEN aims to promote elimination as a shared regional goal, drawing global attention to the achievements and needs of the Asia Pacific. APMEN is supporting leadership, advocacy, capacity building, knowledge exchange, and evidence generation. APMEN brings together country programme directors and managers with a range of other stakeholders, including representatives from 54 development agencies, scientific and academic institutions, the private sector, United Nations agencies, and global leaders in malaria elimination.