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鉴于全球很多地区疟疾控制形势日趋严峻,继1991年10月～1992年4月召开的三次地区间疟疾会议后,WHO于1992年10月26～27日在荷兰阿姆斯特丹又召开一次政府首脑会议,拟订全球性疟疾控制的新对策。全世界每年死于疟疾者共计一百万以上(绝大多数为儿童,平均每分钟死亡2人)。估计每年有一亿多疟疾患者,受威胁人口占全球的40%,而主要发生在亚非拉的发展中国家。尤其是近年来在许多国家和整片地区,原先的抗疟措施已部分或完全失败。其原因是多方面的:如缺乏训练有素的防治人员;
In view of the increasingly serious situation of malaria control in many parts of the world, following the three inter-regional malaria conferences held from October 1991 to April 1992, the WHO convened another meeting of government leaders in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from October 26 to 27, 1992. New strategies for global malaria control. More than a million people die from malaria every year in the world (mostly children, with an average of 2 deaths per minute). It is estimated that there are more than 100 million malaria patients each year, and the threatened population accounts for 40% of the world’s total, which mainly occurs in developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. Especially in recent years in many countries and the whole area, the original anti-malaria measures have partially or completely failed. The reasons for this are many: if there is a lack of trained personnel;