Malaria Atlas Project

The Malaria Atlas Project (MAP) website is a dedicated platform for geospatial data and interactive maps focusing on malaria. Users can explore a wide array of datasets, including global Pf Parasite Rate, which visualizes the prevalence of malaria parasites over time, specifically from 2000 to 2024 at a 5km resolution. This allows for detailed analysis of malaria distribution and its changes across different regions.

The platform also provides data on malaria interventions and commodity distribution, such as case management and insecticide-treated nets. These resources are crucial for understanding the impact of public health efforts and for planning future strategies. The interactive mapping interface, powered by Mapbox and OpenStreetMap, enables users to navigate and visualize these complex datasets effectively.

By offering access to current and historical malaria data, the Malaria Atlas Project serves as a vital tool for researchers, policymakers, and public health professionals worldwide, facilitating informed decision-making in the fight against malaria.