Malaria Journal

Table 2 Number of mosquito nets re-treated per camp.

From: Subsidized sales of insecticide-treated nets in Afghan refugee camps demonstrate the feasibility of a transition from humanitarian aid towards sustainability

	Year
	2001	2002		2003
Camp	Number	Number	%*	Number	%*
Ashgharoo 1 2				455
Azakhil 1	85	733	99	1,522	70
Azakhil 2	338	975	89	1,942	79
A. Warsak		630		724	115
Badaber	88	314	77	347	43
Bagzai		1,961		2,794	82
Basoo				209
Bhagicha	1,334	1,912	102	1,545	62
BHUs Haripur**	562	1,701	76	2,813	125
Bushera				1,631
Chapari				712
D. Dola	598	375	52	467	58
Dallan	642	1,021	80	1,534	76
Darsamand		1,061		1,782	107
Gambilla				85
Ghamkol 1	53	153	72	215	101
Ghamkol 2	71	150	65	134	58
Ichrian				128
Jalala		67		93	68
Kahi				1,461
K. Chandna	379	605	100	883	100
Kagan	807	720	76	619	56
Katakana	173	419	81	512	71
Kerala	397	416	93	345	58
Kheshko				88
Kotki 2	413	550	73	653	54
M. Khoja		448		1,103	73
M. Kot				1,241
Naguman	134	322	608	215	47
Naryab	334	654	93	1,036	95
Oblan	62	142	78	219	120
Old Bagzai				150
Satin				785
Shashu				1,111
Thall 1	147	507	90	1,011	95
Thall 2		568		1,016	85
Toor		441		752	110
W. Khwara		884		1,648	84
Yakakhund				103
Zarinoor	754	1,473	95	1,849	83
Zangali				30
Total	7,371	17,056		32,390

* Estimated percentage re-treatment is given for years subsequent to the first re-treatment campaign, as calculations are based on the total number of nets treated during the annual campaign over the total number of nets retreated during the previous year (as a proxy for the total number of nets that are in a camp) or over the total number of nets sold during the previous year(s), whichever value was greater. ** Combined data from 7 BHUs

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