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Table 2 The malaria control landscape in Northern Region from 2015–2017

From: An observational analysis of the impact of indoor residual spraying in Northern, Upper East, and Upper West Regions of Ghana: 2014 through 2017

 

2015

2016

2017

IRS

LLINs

IRS

LLINs

IRS

LLINs

AI

Acceptance Rate

Structures sprayed

 

AI

Acceptance Rate

Structures sprayed

 

AI

Acceptance Rate

Structures sprayed

 

Bunkpurugu-Yunyoo

OP

95%

50,417

Routine

OP

96%

50,742

UCC

OP

98%

53,760

Routine

East Mamprusi

OP

91%

60,283

Routine

OP

96%

63,057

UCC

OP

95%

69,562

Routine

Kumbungu

OP

93%

31,333

Routine

OP

94%

31,932

UCC

OP

98%

35,934

Routine

Mamprugu-Moagduri

OP

91%

18,478

Routine

OP

93%

18,767

UCC

OP

93%

22,371

Routine

West Mamprusi

OP

88%

45,424

Routine

OP

88%

46,785

UCC

OP

91%

55,429

Routine

Gushiegu

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

OP

90%

48,843

Routine

Karaga

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

OP

92%

36,976

Routine

Chereponi

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

None

–

–

Routine

Saboba

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

None

–

–

Routine

Savelugu-Nanton

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

None

–

–

Routine

Tolon

None

–

–

Routine

None

–

–

UCC

None

–

–

Routine

  1. Active ingredient OP: organophosphate; Routine: distribution through ANC and EPI visits as well as a modified school distribution; UCC: Universal coverage campaign
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