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Bed net use
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Correct usage of bed nets—clearing mosquitoes from the net first, tucking into mattress, repairing holes, etc
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Universal coverage has been achieved in many areas of the GMS, yet residual transmission remains. Usage of bed nets and correct usage is a key factor in achieving maximal impact from universal coverage
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Usage of LLIN/LLIHN among migrant community and by forest-goers
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Transmission in the GMS is characterized by forest transmission and high-risk in MMPs, who are difficult to target with malaria control initiatives
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Landowner that keeps extra nets to supply to migrant workers
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There is difficulty in targeting MMPs for malaria interventions and commodities distribution. Landowners represent a potential target point of access
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Healthcare seeking
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Seek treatment for fever without delay
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Delay in seeking treatment contributes to malaria transmission
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Seek diagnosis and treatment from public health facilities or VMWs
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In Cambodia, cases at PPs are mostly not reported to the national surveillance system. Use of facilities where cases are linked to surveillance systems is critical in pre-elimination and elimination settings
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Landowner that encourages migrant workers to go to the health centre if sick
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There is lower uptake of services by MMPs. Landowners represent a potential target point of access
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General
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Cover arms and legs in the evening
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Prevention of mosquito biting to lower transmission
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