Mosquito Net Distributions

Before the current distribution, no long lasting insecticide treated nets had been distributed in Comoros. Comoros partnered with Malaria No More and Sumitomo to implement a distribution of 77,500. This distribution’s goal is to propel long-lasting insecticide treated net coverage among pregnant women and children under five in Comoros from 0% to 50% in the span of one year.
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Our partner UNICEF secured 20 million long lasting insecticide treated nets with support from UNITAID, a fund based on an international air-ticket levy implemented in France that funds only commodities (and not the costs of distribution). UNICEF reached out to Malaria No More to fund the distribution of a portion of these mosquito nets in Angola, the DRC and Nigeria. To kick off this partnership, UNICEF is expected to distribute 91,335 nets in Angola, 361,010 nets in DRC and 252,707 nets in Nigeria during the Summer and Fall of 2009.

The U.S. Fund for UNICEF is building on this investment and appealing to its supporters for a 100% match of the Malaria No More contribution to speed the delivery of a million more life-saving nets to the families who need them.
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With the support of Malaria No More, the Clinton Foundation and UNICEF, Botswana conducted a mass long lasting insecticide treated net distribution pilot campaign in its own Okavango district. This pilot aimed to prove the effectiveness and efficacy of a new proposed model for mosquito net distribution using existing extensive infrastructure for indoor residual spraying. Malaria No More provided funding for all 32,000 nets required to conduct this pilot. The Botswana Government, Clinton Foundation and UNICEF worked together to distribute the nets
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In 2007 and 2008, a partnership between Malaria No More, Exxon Mobil, UNICEF and Nets For Life provided 333,800 mosquito nets in the Huila, Cunene and Luanda provinces of Angola.
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In 2008 and 2009, Tanzania is implementing a national campaign to cover every child under 5 with a long lasting insecticide treated net. Working with Tanzania’s National Malaria Control Program, partners Global Fund, World Bank, President’s Malaria Initiative, MEDA (Mennonite Economic Development Associates), World Vision and UNICEF aim to reach 100% coverage of children under five.
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Malaria No More joined Mali’s Ministry of Health, the Alliance for Malaria Prevention and other partner organizations in an integrated measles-malaria campaign that distributed a total of 2.3 million long lasting insecticide treated nets. 2.8 million children under the age of five received mosquito nets, a measles vaccine, polio vaccine, and Vitamin A supplements.
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Malaria No More joined RAPIDS, The Global Business Coalition, The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and Against Malaria to distribute a total of 500,000 long lasting insecticide treated nets in Zambia.
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In October 2007, Malaria No More joined the Madagascar Ministry of Health, Sumitomo, the Alliance for Malaria Prevention and other partner organizations in an integrated health intervention campaign that distributed a total of 1.4 million nets to children under the age of five and pregnant women. Children under-five received mosquito nets, de-worming medication, Vitamin A and a measles vaccination.
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Malaria No More joined the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative and implementation partner AFFORD for the distribution of 590,621 long lasting insecticide treated nets to 27 districts across Uganda. This distribution supported Uganda’s work toward the country’s ongoing efforts to reach a goal of more than 90% coverage for pregnant women and children. This campaign aimed to double national household LLIN ownership from 25% to 50%.
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