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Table 3 Problems Identified during Phase 2

From: A participatory approach to address within‐country cross‐border malaria: the case of Menoreh Hills in Java, Indonesia

Problem

Magelang

Purworejo

Kulonprogo

System

Funding (amount and budgeting mechanism)

Intersectoral coordination

Current regulation at village and sub-district level

Community malaria workers (inadequate numbers or skills)

(inadequate in skills)

Health care workers (inadequate in numbers or skills)

Lack of stakeholders’ commitment (leadership)

(District)

(District, Sub-district, Village)

(Village)

Lack of infrastructure and facilities (Labs, consumable, RDT, Bednets)

Confusion about case definition among health care workers (import vs. indigenous), particularly in cross-border villages

Community

KAP is low:

Perceived fear from malaria

Treatment adherence

Community participation in migration surveillance is poor

High cross-border mobility

Imported cases from outside Java Island

Environmental

Difficult geographical accessibility

Breeding place along many rivers