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Gold for Health African Mining Indaba 2014 revor Keel, World Gold Council evanand (Patrick) Moonasar, National Department of Health, South Afr rian Chicksen, AngloGold Ashanti lexis Nang-beifubah, Ghana Health Services rian Brink, Anglo American / The Global Fund

World Gold Council | Mining Indaba 2014 | Gold for Health presentation

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Supporting slide deck following Dr. Trevor Keel's panel discussion exploring gold’s role in medical technology and community healthcare. Panellists included: Dr Trevor Keel, Head of Technology, World Gold Council Dr Brian Chicksen, Vice President Sustainability: Health and EVP Support, AngloGold Ashanti Dr Brian Brink, Group Chief Medical Officer, Anglo American and Board Member, The Global Fund Dr Alexis Nang-Beifubah, Regional Director of Health Services in Ghana Dr Devanand (Patrick) Moonasar, Director Malaria, National Department of Health, South Africa

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Page 1: World Gold Council | Mining Indaba 2014 | Gold for Health presentation

Gold for Health

African Mining Indaba 2014

Dr Trevor Keel, World Gold CouncilDr Devanand (Patrick) Moonasar, National Department of Health, South AfricaDr Brian Chicksen, AngloGold AshantiDr Alexis Nang-beifubah, Ghana Health ServicesDr Brian Brink, Anglo American / The Global Fund

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WHO estimated in 2012 that:

• there were 207 million people at the global level infected with malaria and of these 174 million were from Africa;

• global annual estimates for deaths were 627 000, with 91% occurring on the African Continent- 86% of these deaths were in children under 5 years of age;

• In the SADC sub-region, three-quarters of the population is at risk of contracting malaria, with 35 million of these being children under five years of age and approximately 8.5 million being pregnant women;

WHO recommends a multi-pronged strategy to control and eliminate malaria:

• Vector control• Preventative therapies• Diagnostic testing and treatment with ACTs• Strong Surveillance Systems

Burden of the Disease in SSA

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Source: http://www.map.ox.ac.uk/client_media/png/Pf_class_2010/Pf_class_2010_World.png

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Original Goal

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Northern48%

Volta17%

Ashanti22%

Brong Ahafo37%

Western36%

Eastern22%

Upper West51%

Central32%

Upper East44%

Greater Accra4%

KeyAbove 40%

31-40%

10-30%

Below 10%

The Global Fund Project

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Gold for Health

African Mining Indaba 2014

Dr Trevor Keel, World Gold CouncilDr Devanand (Patrick) Moonasar, National Department of Health, South AfricaDr Brian Chicksen, AngloGold AshantiDr Alexis Nang-beifubah, Ghana Health ServicesDr Brian Brink, Anglo American / The Global Fund