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What problem does Malaria Consortium work on?

Around 600,000 people die of malaria every year, most of them children under 5. More than 3 billion people live at risk of malaria. The disease is easy to prevent and treat.

What does Malaria Consortium do to solve the problem?

Malaria Consortium describes itself as a non-profit organisation "dedicated to improving health and saving lives in communities affected by malaria and associated health inequities". Malaria Consortium distributes preventive anti-malaria medicine to young children during the peak malaria season.

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Why is Malaria Consortium among our recommended charities?

Malaria Consortium is among the most effective charities recommended by the independent charity evaluator GiveWell. GiveWell estimates that protecting one child for a whole malaria season costs about 5 to 6 US dollars, or about 1.50 dollars per monthly course of preventive treatment.

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