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Publication Date:
04/03/2021

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Learning brief
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Mass distribution of long lasting insecticidal nets during COVID-19

Publication Date:
04/03/2021
Type:
Learning brief

In South Sudan, long lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) are among the most widespread and cost-effective prevention methods used to combat malaria, which remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality. The emergence of COVID-19 threatened to disrupt LLIN provision and other essential services, prompting a review of the global LLIN distribution methodology. To ensure that communities continued to receive LLINs in Warrap state in 2020, we implemented a range of timely and context specific adaptations and amplified our community engagement and SBC activities.

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Country: South Sudan

Keywords: Community delivery | Public health communications | COVID-19 | Malaria | Vector control | SDG3

 

 

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