Support to National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP) was an $89-million GBP initiative funded by DFID that ran from 2008 to 2016. The project’s purpose was to reach the general population, especially the poorest and most vulnerable, with evidence-based interventions that would help control the disease and reduce the malaria burden. This included engaging particularly with the private sector to develop market-based strategies.

MSA conducted a post-inception phase review of SuNMaP’s commercial sector support interventions. This included providing support to the SuNMaP project on integrating a market-systems approach into their programming model around anti-malarial medication and nets.