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The document summarizes the history and goals of the ACTMalaria Information Resource Center (AIRC), an online repository of malaria information resources in Asia. It was established in 2005 to be a one-stop source of online malaria information for countries and partners in Asia. The AIRC collects publications, guidelines, research studies and other materials. It partners with various agency libraries. The AIRC allows online uploading and sharing of resources and is working to expand its library and training for contributors.
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