Capacity Statement
The MENTOR Initiative capacity statement, updated in April 2025.
Asian tiger mosquito in the oil-producing city of Soyo: the first report of Aedes albopictus in Angola
The Asian tiger mosquito, Aedes albopictus (Skuse, 1894), is a highly invasive species that has successfully colonized many tropical and temperate regions worldwide. Its rapid global spread is strongly associated with human activities and has created favorable conditions for the emergence of human arboviruses in new geographic areas. The paper reports the first detection of Aedes albopictus in Angola […]
Annual Report 2023
Highlights from programmes in 2023.
Global acute malnutrition is associated with geography, season and malaria incidence in the conflict-affected regions of Ouham and Ouham Pendé prefectures, Central African Republic
Ongoing conflict between multiple armed groups, including pastoralist herders in the Central African Republic (CAR) causes frequent population displacements, food insecurity and scarcity of healthcare services. The inaccessibility and insecurity of many areas of CAR limit data collection and assessments from national nutritional surveys. Community health workers (CHWs) trained by an international non-governmental organisation, The […]
Statement on Humanitarian Principles
As a humanitarian organisation, The MENTOR Initiative (‘MENTOR’) fully subscribes and is oriented by the core humanitarian principles of neutrality, independence, humanity and impartiality. MENTOR takes a neutral stance in conflict scenarios providing disease control interventions to anyone affected by the conflict regardless of their position in the conflict. MENTOR is also independent from any […]
Molecular and entomological surveillance of malaria vectors in urban and rural communities of Benguela Province, Angola
MENTOR Capacity Statement
A document that outlines how we work and what we do to save lives in health emergencies and humanitarian crises.
2022/23 Annual Report
Reporting on a year of programmes delivered across nine countries by our dedicated and committed team. Please click here for the print version: Annual Report Print
Neglected Tropical Disease Infographic
Durable wall lining for malaria control in Liberia: results of a cluster randomized trial
Research