Client: Malaria Consortium / National Health Agency Partner

Project Period: 2026

Project Summary

Data Axis Consulting Limited (DACL) conducted a Perennial Malaria Chemoprevention (PMC) End-of-Round Programmatic Assessment to review implementation performance and strengthen delivery quality for malaria prevention programming targeting children. The listing notes collaboration involving the Malaria Consortium and a national health agency, and references the preventive use of antimalarial medication in children, building on IPTi-related approaches.

The assessment was designed to generate field-level operational insights on how the PMC round was implemented, what challenges affected delivery, and which improvements would increase effectiveness in subsequent rounds. DACL’s role was to support evidence-based decision-making by combining implementation review with practical recommendations.

The programmatic assessment focused on:

• Round planning and preparedness
• Service delivery quality and adherence to protocols
• Community sensitization and caregiver understanding
• Commodity availability and field logistics
• Supervision, reporting, and data-use processes
• Implementation barriers and corrective action opportunities

DACL applied a structured assessment methodology suited to public health programmes, with emphasis on field validation, data quality, and actionable reporting for programme managers. The final outputs supported continuous improvement in malaria prevention programming and strengthened operational learning for future implementation cycles.

This case demonstrates DACL’s expertise in malaria program assessment, public health implementation review, field monitoring, and evidence-driven operational improvement.