Evaluating Zoonotic Malaria Transmission and Agricultural Land Use in Indonesia

Project Details

The two-and-a-half-year multi-disciplinary study will assist in reducing the threat of zoonotic malaria in Indonesia through improved surveillance methods and understanding of agricultural land-use drivers. Strengthened systems and practices for zoonotic malaria surveillance will assist in providing a local evidence base for Indonesian policy makers to reduce disease transmission and facilitate sustainable agricultural development, with project outcomes also resulting in enhanced regional research capacity related to OneHealth methodologies.

Project Duration

2022–2024

Researchers

Research Group

Economics of Global Health and Infectious Diseases Unit

Key Contact

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Department / Centre

Centre for Health Policy

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