Here at SAFMI, we're doing our best to make the world a better place, one community at a time. So far, we've installed over 300 water tanks in local communities, and each one is home to four Gambusia fish. These little guys can consume up to 1,200 mosquito larvae a day, which is amazing! Their eco-friendly method of disruption is really effective, as it prevents them from reaching adulthood and helps to reduce malaria transmission rates.As our initiative grows, we're hoping to install even more tanks, so that more and more families can enjoy healthier, mosquito-free environments. By working together with local communities, we can create a safer, more secure future for everyone. So, let's all join hands and make a difference today, keeping malaria at bay and protecting lives.
Our mission
The mission of the Golden Fish Project is to combat malaria through innovative, sustainable, and eco-friendly solutions. By leveraging the natural predatory behavior of Gambusia fish, we aim to significantly reduce mosquito populations. Our approach prioritizes community involvement and education, empowering local populations and future leaders to implement and maintain these solutions. Through collaboration with governments and educational institutions, we envision a healthier future free from malaria, benefiting millions of lives globally.
SAVE AFRICA FROM
MALARIA INFECTION
MALARIA INFECTION
SAFMI
SAVE AFRICA FROM
MALARIA INFECTION
MALARIA INFECTION
Our ambitions for 2030
By 2030, the Golden Fish Project aims to drastically reduce malaria cases through the widespread use of Gambusia fish in affected regions. We seek to bring global attention to this critical issue, promoting sustainable, eco-friendly mosquito control. Our goal is to develop and expand the project across Africa by collaborating with governments and educational institutions to implement long-term solutions, ensuring healthier futures for millions. Through innovation and dedicated efforts, we envision a world where malaria is significantly diminished, and communities are empowered to maintain these solutions.
Sustainability
The project emphasizes sustainable and environmentally friendly methods for malaria control, ensuring long-term ecological balance.
Innovation
By introducing innovative solutions like Gambusia fish for mosquito control, the project seeks to implement effective and modern strategies to combat malaria.
Community Engagement
The project values the involvement of local communities, including educating and equipping university students to ensure the sustainability and success of malaria control initiatives.
Project «Golden Fish»
Do good and it will come
back to you double.
back to you double.
Mr. Artem Volchenko introduced the Golden Fish Project, inspired by the successful use of Gambusia fish in malaria control. First introduced in the Soviet Union in 1925, Gambusia played a crucial role in eradicating malaria in some regions and have since been used in 60 countries.
These fish thrive in shallow waters where mosquito larvae breed, offering a sustainable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly solution. SAFMI urges Sierra Leone's Ministry of Health to adopt Gambusia for malaria control, with trials and widespread use across the country.
Engaging university students is key to ensuring the initiative's long-term success and a healthier future for millions.
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