what is the acknowledgment of disease malaria project?
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This is perhaps the most difficult portion of the report to write, for fear of failing to acknowledge an individual or organization. Many people outside of the committee contributed to this study in various ways. Some prepared commissioned papers or provided relevant funding information; others participated in the symposium, the joint World Health Organization/Institute of Medicine effort to draft the paradigms, or the Immunology and Vaccine Development Working Group. Still others provided organizational information as members of the Liaison Panel. All of these contributors and others who provided the committee and staff with material for use in the study are listed on the following pages. To all of you, we offer our sincere appreciation.
The committee is particularly grateful to the following individuals, who took time from their busy schedules (and, in some cases, traveled great distances) to express their viewpoints and answer the many questions posed by the committee: Carlos C. Campbell of the Centers for Disease Control; Udom Chitprarop of the Malaria Center in Chiangmai, Thailand; Deberati Guha-Sapir of the University of Louvain, Brussels; Bernhard Liese of the World Bank; and Milton Tam of DiaTech, Program for Appropriate Technology in Health. Thanks are also due to the staff of the American Association for the Advancement of Science's project on malaria in Africa, directed by the Sub-Saharan Africa Program, for their cooperation and coordination with the Institute of Medicine study staff.