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Kenya: NMSP 2019–2023
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Modelled PfPR map (geostatistical modelling)
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Multiple surveys and studies combined with environmental data
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Second- level administrative division (sub-counties)
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To show the epidemiological stratification: endemic areas (lake and coast), seasonal malaria transmission areas, malaria epidemic prone areas (western highlands of Kenya) and low risk malaria areas
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Maps were used to identify epidemic and epidemic-prone areas where LLINs were to be delivered by mass distribution and routine channels at ANC; to identify zones where to implement IRS (lake endemic areas) and IPTp (lake and coastal endemic regions); and to identify zones where installing buffer stocks of case management commodities and IRS (epidemic prone areas) was appropriate
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Malawi: NMSP 2017–2022
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Descriptive incidence map (cases per 1000 population)
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Routine HIMS 2011–2015
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Second-level administrative division level (Districts)
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To show variation in incidence across districts and decline in incidence from 2011 to 2015
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Maps were used to identify highly endemic districts where to implement IRS interventions
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DRC: NMSP 2016-2020
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Descriptive PfPR map
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DHS survey 2013–2014
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First-level administrative division (by the 26 new provinces created in late 2015)
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To show the malaria pre-elimination, control-consolidation and control intensification areas
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A maps was used to identify areas where LLINs were to be additionally distributed through schools (areas with prevalence > 30%, also defined as tropical regions) and areas where to implement IRS (in pre-elimination and urban areas in North Kivu and Kinshasa)
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