Government agencies face growing pressure to deliver effective malaria control within constrained budgets. Field data from Ghana shows what SORA’s drone and AI-assisted approach delivers in practice: a 60% reduction in larvicide use, 50–70% lower labour costs, and up to 468% more breeding sites identified than conventional manual methods. The approach also generates digital data that strengthens early warning systems and supports administrative decision-making — giving donors and national malaria programmes a more defensible return on investment and a clearer pathway toward scalable elimination.

Residents of African and Asian countries with a high risk of malaria infection. Currently, 200 million people are infected with malaria each year, resulting in 600,000 deaths, 95% of which occur in Africa. The widespread adoption of SORA Technology’s solutions can accelerate improvements in sanitary conditions and saving lives.

Companies and industries operating in malaria-endemic regions bear a significant share of the disease’s economic burden through lost productivity, absenteeism, and workforce health costs. By adopting SORA Technology’s drone and AI-assisted LSM, local spraying contractors can achieve more targeted larval control while reducing labour costs and minimising environmental impact. For industries with large workforces in high-risk areas — including extractives and mining — SORA’s solutions offer a scalable approach to protecting workers and reducing the operational costs associated with malaria in the field.