<b>Neem-Based Malaria Recognition Policy Paper: Ghana as a Pilot for an Africa-Wide Indigenous Health Framework</b>

<p dir="ltr">This policy paper presents Ghana’s neem-based malaria treatment practices as a replicable model for malaria control and indigenous medicine recognition across Africa.<br>It proposes a 3-month roadmap to formal policy inclusion, highlighting the socioeconomic and ecological advantages of neem-based solutions over synthetic antimalarial dependence.</p><p dir="ltr">The framework emphasizes:</p><ul><li>Indigenous knowledge validation</li><li>Cost-effective community-based production</li><li>Integration into national health policy</li><li>Potential for cross-country adoption through regional health bodies</li></ul><p dir="ltr">This paper aims to influence public health policymakers, researchers, and development organizations exploring sustainable, locally sourced malaria interventions.</p>