Mbombo Initiative Against Malaria

Where Clinical research meets artificial intelligence to defeat malaria.

FACT ABOUT MALARIA

Nearly 3 billion

People is under risk of contracting malaria

90% RELATED DEATH

of malaria occur in sub-Saharan Africa.

In 2017

Malaria claimed 445,000 lives and caused 219 millions cases

Mr. Louison Mbombo
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Mbombo Initiative against malaria ( Solidariedade na Mokili)

Despite long-term efforts to eradicate malaria, the disease still remains one of the top killers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Malaria is the most important single cause of frequent work and school absenteeism and delay in achieving sustainable development. From 2016-2017, DRC observed an estimated increase of more than half a million malaria cases (24.4 million to 25 million), according to the WHO World malaria report 2018. DRC is one of the leading countries in the world for malaria cases, accounting for 11% of the 219 million cases and 435000 deaths from malaria in 2017. Mbombo Initiative Against Malaria (Solidariedade Na Mokili) is a new hope for the world toward the elimination of malaria and the achievement of many Sustainable Development Goals – including ending poverty, improving health and well-being, ensuring quality education. Our mission is to eradicate malaria by providing tools and resources and helping to fight poverty in DRC. We are a not-for-profit organization that raising money for treatment, providing health education to families and health professionals, and distributing mosquito nets also where clinical research met artificial intelligence to defeat malaria. Our partnership with Google and Microsoft is very useful in turning data into better outcomes because we received free credit on Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure to analyze, visualise and understand better that data in order develop its algorithm that helps in predicting the number of future incidents, motivate the development of a system that can predict future incidences and prediction with the goal to making a decision and better target our limited resources in areas most need in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We want to be a generation that will eradicate malaria and achieve one of the greatest humanitarian accomplishments . We envision a world free of malaria , we are looking for Partners and to be linked with possible funders for financial support in order to defeat malaria , save lives , unlock human potential and trillion dollar in economic impact. I Hope you will join the fight and together we can defeat malaria

What people say about us:

Congratulations Louison for being a Winner in the Youth Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition! You have an incredible project that will make a tremendous impact for your community and beyond. Best of luck in your continued success! Congratulations!!

Chloe Huang

United States of America

Great project! Hope this helps many people. In a world where no one seems to care with other people anymore, it's actions like this that show otherwise and that there is still hope we can change the world and make it a better place to live. Thank you!

Isadora Piovesan Franciscon

Brazil

Your project encompasses values and qualities that can fundamentally change the way people do things. Above all, it fuels ever-increasing demand for innovation. These and other characteristics lead to the International recognition of your project. We wish you to fulfill the noble mission to prevent Malaria

UNESCO

Youth Citizen Entrepreneurship Competition 2017

After going through your project, I firmly believe that with good management and excellent execution, this project will help the society grow in a sustainable manner. This would have various positive effects on the environment and also the society in general.

Team GreenSpace

India

“Transformig our undersatanding of the powerful return on investment of ending malaria deaths into dynamic action on the ground will be essential to realizing the future we want, where all people enjoy the equality and dignity they deserve”.

– Ban Ki-moon –

Former United Nations Secretary General