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The World Health Organization (WHO) Malaria Toolkit is the go-to app for all WHO resources related to malaria. It brings together, in a single resource, all of WHO’s current guidelines on malaria as well as the latest findings, data and trends from the “World malaria report”
Version History This updated version of the Malaria Toolkit app includes all the latest data and insights from the “World malaria report 2025”. The app has been completely reskinned and reorganized to provide a smoother, more intuitive experience. Navigation is simpler, content is easier to find, and the overall experience is faster and more responsive.
The app is designed to make it easier to access key malaria information and guidance wherever you are. Download the app today to stay up to date with the latest malaria data and resources. 6.1.0 12/19/2025 This update of the Guidelines revises WHO recommendations on indoor residual spraying (IRS) for malaria. It incorporates new evidence on two insecticides (chlorfenapyr and isocycloseram) and emphasizes reducing DDT use. A new recommendation on spatial repellents is also included. 6.0.0 09/03/2025 This version of the Guidelines includes an updated recommendation for malaria vaccines, new recommendations on the use of near-patients qualitative and semiquantitative G6PD tests to guide anti-relapse treatment of P. vivax and P. ovale, updated recommendations on primaquine and the recommendation on the use of tafenoquine. 5.0 03/25/2025 Bug fixes and performance improvements 4.0 02/17/2025 Data and Statistics from the World Malaria Report 2024 3.9 12/11/2024 Implementation of French language 3.8 11/11/2024 Bug fixes and improvements 3.7 09/19/2024 - Improvements and Bug fixes 3.6 12/06/2023 Data and statistics from the World malaria report 2023 3.5 11/30/2023 - Bug fixes and improvements 3.4 02/16/2023 - Data and statistics from the World malaria report 2022 as well as updated and new recommendations on malaria case management. 3.3 12/20/2022 - Data and statistics from the “World malaria report 2022” 3.2 12/15/2022 - This version of the guidelines includes updates to the recommendations for malaria chemoprevention and the first ever WHO recommendations for interventions in the final phase of malaria elimination and prevention of re-establishment.
- Implemented push notifications 3.1 07/19/2022 This current update includes the first ever WHO recommendation on a malaria vaccine. It also incorporates revisions to the vector control guidance in the malaria prevention section. 3.0 05/04/2022 - Minor Layout changes
- Text corrections 2.9 03/03/2022 - Data and statistics from the “World malaria report 2021” 2.8 12/06/2021 - Section on malaria guidance updated to align with the 2021 “WHO Guidelines for malaria”
- New recommendations and other updates will be synchronized automatically 2.7 08/05/2021 - 2020 World Malaria Report Data
- Updated E2020 data
- Bug fixes 2.6 12/21/2020 - 2020 World Malaria Report Data
- Updated E2020 data 2.5 12/07/2020 - This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources.
- Performance Improvement 2.4 09/17/2020 - This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources.
- Performance Improvement 2.3 07/24/2020 This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources. 2.2 07/23/2020 Bug Fixes and Improvements 2.1 12/04/2019 -Bugfixes and Improvements 2.0 02/19/2019 - Design Improvements in Regional Summary. 1.9 02/08/2019
About WHO Malaria Toolkit
The company that develops WHO Malaria Toolkit is World Health Organization. The latest version released by its developer is 6.1.0.
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version 6.1.0
posted on 2026-10-13
Version History This updated version of the Malaria Toolkit app includes all the latest data and insights from the “World malaria report 2025”. The app has been completely reskinned and reorganized to provide a smoother, more intuitive experience. Navigation is simpler, content is easier to find, and the overall experience is faster and more responsive.
The app is designed to make it easier to access key malaria information and guidance wherever you are. Download the app today to stay up to date with the latest malaria data and resources. 6.1.0 12/19/2025 This update of the Guidelines revises WHO recommendations on indoor residual spraying (IRS) for malaria. It incorporates new evidence on two insecticides (chlorfenapyr and isocycloseram) and emphasizes reducing DDT use. A new recommendation on spatial repellents is also included. 6.0.0 09/03/2025 This version of the Guidelines includes an updated recommendation for malaria vaccines, new recommendations on the use of near-patients qualitative and semiquantitative G6PD tests to guide anti-relapse treatment of P. vivax and P. ovale, updated recommendations on primaquine and the recommendation on the use of tafenoquine. 5.0 03/25/2025 Bug fixes and performance improvements 4.0 02/17/2025 Data and Statistics from the World Malaria Report 2024 3.9 12/11/2024 Implementation of French language 3.8 11/11/2024 Bug fixes and improvements 3.7 09/19/2024 - Improvements and Bug fixes 3.6 12/06/2023 Data and statistics from the World malaria report 2023 3.5 11/30/2023 - Bug fixes and improvements 3.4 02/16/2023 - Data and statistics from the World malaria report 2022 as well as updated and new recommendations on malaria case management. 3.3 12/20/2022 - Data and statistics from the “World malaria report 2022” 3.2 12/15/2022 - This version of the guidelines includes updates to the recommendations for malaria chemoprevention and the first ever WHO recommendations for interventions in the final phase of malaria elimination and prevention of re-establishment.
- Implemented push notifications 3.1 07/19/2022 This current update includes the first ever WHO recommendation on a malaria vaccine. It also incorporates revisions to the vector control guidance in the malaria prevention section. 3.0 05/04/2022 - Minor Layout changes
- Text corrections 2.9 03/03/2022 - Data and statistics from the “World malaria report 2021” 2.8 12/06/2021 - Section on malaria guidance updated to align with the 2021 “WHO Guidelines for malaria”
- New recommendations and other updates will be synchronized automatically 2.7 08/05/2021 - 2020 World Malaria Report Data
- Updated E2020 data
- Bug fixes 2.6 12/21/2020 - 2020 World Malaria Report Data
- Updated E2020 data 2.5 12/07/2020 - This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources.
- Performance Improvement 2.4 09/17/2020 - This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources.
- Performance Improvement 2.3 07/24/2020 This update features all of WHO’s current policy guidance pertaining to malaria control and elimination, together with accompanying operational manuals, handbooks and multiple other WHO resources. 2.2 07/23/2020 Bug Fixes and Improvements 2.1 12/04/2019 -Bugfixes and Improvements 2.0 02/19/2019 - Design Improvements in Regional Summary. 1.9 02/08/2019
version 6.1.0
posted on 2025-12-19
This updated version of the Malaria Toolkit app includes all the latest data and insights from the “World malaria report 2025”. The app has been completely reskinned and reorganized to provide a smoother, more intuitive experience. Navigation is simpler, content is easier to find, and the overall experience is faster and more responsive.
The app is designed to make it easier to access key malaria information and guidance wherever you are. Download the app today to stay up to date with the latest malaria data and resources.
version 6.0.0
posted on 2025-09-03
Sep 3, 2025
Version 6.0.0
This update of the Guidelines revises WHO recommendations on indoor residual spraying (IRS) for malaria. It incorporates new evidence on two insecticides (chlorfenapyr and isocycloseram) and emphasizes reducing DDT use. A new recommendation on spatial repellents is also included.
version 5.0
posted on 2025-03-25
Mar 25, 2025
Version 5.0
This version of the Guidelines includes an updated recommendation for malaria vaccines, new recommendations on the use of near-patients qualitative and semiquantitative G6PD tests to guide anti-relapse treatment of P. vivax and P. ovale, updated recommendations on primaquine and the recommendation on the use of tafenoquine.
version 4.0
posted on 2025-02-17
Feb 17, 2025
Version 4.0
Bug fixes and performance improvements
version 3.9
posted on 2024-12-11
Dec 11, 2024
Version 3.9
Data and Statistics from the World Malaria Report 2024
version 3.7
posted on 2024-09-19
Sep 19, 2024
Version 3.7
Bug fixes and improvements
version 3.6
posted on 2023-12-06
Dec 6, 2023
Version 3.6
- Improvements and Bug fixes
version 3.5
posted on 2023-11-30
Nov 30, 2023
Version 3.5
Data and statistics from the World malaria report 2023
version 3.4
posted on 2023-02-16
Feb 16, 2023
Version 3.4
- Bug fixes and improvements
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