Table 7 Distribution of Kenyan counties across malaria epidemiological and agroecological zones.
From: Malaria control and elimination in Kenya: economy-wide benefits and regional disparities
No | Zone andf county | No | Zone and county |
|---|---|---|---|
1.0 | Arid and seasonal transmission | 6.0 | High rainfall and low epidemic |
1.1 | Baringo | 6.1 | Kiambu |
1.2 | Garissa | 6.2 | Kirinyaga |
1.3 | Isiolo | 6.3 | Nairobi |
1.4 | Mandera | 6.4 | Machakos |
1.5 | Marsabit | 6.5 | Murang'a |
1.6 | Samburu | 6.6 | Nakuru |
1.7 | Tana River | 6.7 | Nyandarua |
1.8 | Turkana | ||
1.9 | Wajir | ||
2.0 | Coastal endemic | 7.0 | High rainfall & seasonal transmission |
2.1 | Kwale | 7.1 | Kajiado |
2.2 | Kilifi | 7.2 | Kitui |
2.3 | Lamu | 7.3 | Tharaka-Nithi |
2.4 | Mombasa | ||
3.0 | High rainfall & highland epidemic | 8.0 | Semi-arid & coastal |
3.1 | Bomet | 8.1 | Taita–Taveta |
3.2 | Kericho | ||
3.3 | Kisii | ||
3.4 | Nandi | ||
3.5 | Nyamira | ||
3.6 | Trans Nzoia | ||
3.7 | Uasin Gishu | ||
4.0 | High rainfall & lake endemic | 9.0 | Semi-arid & seasonal transmission |
4.1 | Bungoma | 9.1 | Embu |
4.2 | Busia | 9.2 | Meru |
4.3 | Homa Bay | ||
4.4 | Kakamega | ||
4.5 | Kisumu | ||
4.6 | Migori | ||
4.7 | Siaya | ||
4.8 | Vihiga | ||
5.0 | Semi-arid & low epidemic | 10.0 | Semi-arid & highland epidemic |
5.1 | Laikipia | 10.1 | Narok |
5.2 | Makueni | 10.2 | West Pokot |
5.3 | Nyeri | 10.3 | Elgeyo-Marakwet |