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USAID Introduces New Collaborations to Enhance Malaria Prevention, Improve Infrastructure, and Boost Food Security in Angola

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During her recent trip to Angola, Administrator Samantha Power made significant announcements regarding the deepening relationship between the United States and Angola. One of the key partnerships highlighted was the expansion of the USAID-led U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI) in Angola.

In a visit to the Instituto Nacional de Investigação em Saúde, Administrator Power revealed that PMI will be expanding its geographic coverage for malaria prevention and control activities to include the province of Moxico. This move is crucial as Angola is highly vulnerable to malaria, with Moxico being particularly affected. The expansion of PMI’s coverage comes with a commitment from the Angolan government to address key gaps in malaria prevention and treatment across the country.

Since 2006, PMI has invested $415 million in Angola, providing essential resources such as insecticide-treated nets, malaria diagnosis and treatment commodities, health worker training, and entomological monitoring. This collaboration has already led to a 29 percent reduction in malaria-related deaths since 2020.

Administrator Power also launched the expansion of the USAID project Women in Angolan Farming, which aims to empower women in the agricultural sector to strengthen livelihoods and increase food security in rural communities. The program will now expand into four additional provinces, benefiting over 20,000 women smallholder farmers.

Additionally, a new partnership was announced between USAID and the Angolan Ministry of Transport to increase private investment in infrastructure. This initiative will replicate the success of previous concessions in the Lobito Corridor, creating thousands of jobs and economic opportunities for Angolans.

Overall, these partnerships signify a commitment to improving health outcomes, empowering women in agriculture, and boosting infrastructure development in Angola, showcasing the strong bond between the United States and Angola.

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