Let me tell you, ALMA is like the cool club in school where leaders are serious about clubbing the malaria menace. ALMA's doing its bit with coalition building, scorecards, and some serious accountability. But why isn't everyone jumping on board? Well, it's a mixed bag.

• Different Priorities: Other countries are juggling their own issues—healthcare, economies, political agendas. Malaria's a high-five-worthy goal, but not always at the top of the list.
• Resource Allocation: Fighting malaria is resource-heavy, and not all countries are ready to dish out the big bucks. We're talking about cross-border resource shifts and intense logistical maneuvering.
• Awareness and Engagement: A lot boils down to awareness. The countries that aren't hit as hard by malaria might not see it as their fight, and that means fewer hands in the ring.

In my view, ALMA's strategy and collaborations are spot-on. They're casting a wide net which is sparking change and let's face it—every bit counts. Still, for the no-hop countries to join the wagon, it takes a unique, tailored nudge. More awareness, better incentives, and international solidarity could turbocharge this movement.