Malaria Consortium - Nets bring good health: A qualitative inquiry

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Publication Date:
07/02/2018

Author:
Sandrine Martin

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Learning brief

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Nets bring good health: A qualitative inquiry

Publication Date:
07/02/2018
Author:
Sandrine Martin
Type:
Learning brief

This brief shares Malaria Consortium’s key findings from a qualitative inquiry into long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) use and care in two northern provinces of Mozambique: Niassa and Nampula. What drives LLIN use? Which local perceptions regarding malaria prevention and control practices prevail? This study was conducted as part of the Malaria Prevention and Control Project.

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Country: Mozambique

Keywords: Malaria | Chemoprevention | SDGs

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