Republic of Korea

Located in East Asia, the Republic of Korea is part of the WHO E2025 initiative.

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In 2024, 640 indigenous malaria cases were reported, with 54 imported cases. To comprehensively and systematically eliminate malaria, the Republic of Korea has established a 5-year malaria elimination action plan with three objectives: universal access to malaria diagnosis and treatment, malaria surveillance and optimization of evaluation, and establishment of a system of cooperation across the public, private, and military sectors. In doing so, they aim to strengthen local government capacity.

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Currently among the countries making up 1% of the Asia Pacific’s malaria burden, the Republic of Korea aims to eliminate malaria by 2030.

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2024
Indigenous cases
640
​Deaths​
0
Funding Gap % (Global Fund Cycle '23-'25)
Elimination target:
2030