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Bhutan
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Eliminating
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Goal of zero transmission nationally by 2018; national malaria elimination certification by 2020
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Cape Verde
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Eliminating
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Achieved zero cases 1968–72 but epidemic occurred during 1977–79. Second elimination attempt 1983–85, however epidemic occurred during 1987–88. Goal of national elimination by 2020
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Malaysia
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Eliminating
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Goal of national elimination by 2020: elimination in West Malaysia by 2015 and elimination in Sabah and Sarawak by 2020
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Mauritius
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Prevention of re-introduction
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First eliminated in 1969 and received WHO certification in 1973. Resurgence in 1975. Second elimination achieved by 1998
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Namibia
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Eliminating
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Goal of national elimination by 2020
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Phili-ppines
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Eliminating
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Strategy of progressive sub-national elimination with national elimination (all provinces) by 2025 (recently updated to 2030)
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Sri Lanka
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Eliminating
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Near elimination in 1963, then an epidemic from 1967 to 68. Zero local cases reported since November 2012; will seek WHO certification by end of 2015
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Turkey
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Prevention of re-introduction
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Most of the country in consolidation phase in 1974, followed by epidemics in 1977 and 1993–1996. Last indigenous cases reported in 2012 during outbreak
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Turkmen-istan
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Prevention of re-introduction
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First eliminated in 1961. In most recent attempt, the last indigenous case occurred in 2004. Received WHO certification in 2010
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