Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In the remote region of Gracias a Dios, Honduras — where 95% of the country’s malaria cases once occurred — local residents teamed up with the Clinton Health Access Initiative to track the disease using data. What they discovered led to a low-cost, high-impact solution: draining stagnant water with basic tools. This is the story of how data, community action, and under $100 helped turn the tide against malaria.
In the remote region of Gracias a Dios, Honduras — where 95% of the country’s malaria cases once occurred — local residents teamed up with the Clinton Health Access Initiative to track the disease using data. What they discovered led to a low-cost, high-impact solution: draining stagnant water with basic tools. This is the story of how data, community action, and under $100 helped turn the tide against malaria.
