Table 4.
Summary and relative cost allocation of programmatic interventions by phase and intervention category
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Prevention |
Diagnosis |
Surveillance |
Management |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Major interventions | Cost per head at risk (US$) | Major interventions | Cost per head at risk (US$) | Major interventions | Cost per head at risk (US$) | Major interventions | Cost per head at risk (US$) | ||
| China (Hainan) | |||||||||
| CLM | 80% ITN coverage in high-risk areas; 80% LLIN coverage in remote areas | 0·06 | Microscopy at all township hospitals; RDTs in remote areas | 0·02 | 60% coverage of passive internet reporting; active surveillance in high-endemic sites; IRS response to outbreaks | 0·02 | 266–528 management staff (0·03–0·06 per head at risk) at provincial, county, and township levels | 0·05 | |
| Elimination | 100% LLIN coverage in high-risk areas | 0·18 | Microscopy at all township hospitals with PCR validation; RDTs in remote areas | 0·03 | 100% coverage of passive internet reporting; active case detection in all endemic sites; screening of febrile cases at borders lower threshold for IRS response to outbreaks | 0·07 | 529–791 management staff (0·06–0·09 per head at risk) at provincial, county, and township levels | 0·16 | |
| Change (%) | 219% | 66% | 240% | 206% | |||||
| China (Jiangsu) | |||||||||
| CLM | Personal protection* | 0·00 | Microscopy at 50% of township hospitals | 0·01 | 50% coverage of passive internet reporting; active surveillance in high-endemic sites; IRS response to outbreaks | 0·04 | 1573–3142 management staff (0·03–0·05 per head at risk) at provincial, county, and township levels | 0·05 | |
| Elimination | Personal protection* | 0·00 | Microscopy at all township hospitals with PCR confirmation | 0·02 | 100% coverage of passive internet reporting; active case detection in all endemic sites; screening of febrile cases at borders; lower threshold for IRS response to outbreaks | 0·10 | 3143–4712 management staff (0·05–0·08 per head at risk) at provincial, county, and township levels | 0·11 | |
| Change (%) | NA | 117% | 138% | 130% | |||||
| Mauritius | |||||||||
| Elimination | 13% IRS coverage; island-wide larviciding | 2·58 | All suspected cases confirmed with microscopy | 0·10 | ABER=7·8%, through border screening and case follow-up | 1·16 | 1032 unskilled labour and field staff; 306 skilled and managerial staff | 0·19 | |
| Prevention of reintroduction | <1% IRS coverage; island-wide larviciding | 1·05 | All suspected cases confirmed with microscopy | 0·09 | ABER=3·4%, almost all through border screening | 0·91 | 266 unskilled labour and field staff; 260 skilled and managerial staff | 0·40 | |
| Change (%) | −57% | −5% | −17% | 117% | |||||
| Swaziland | |||||||||
| CLM | 5% ITN; 30% IRS coverage | 1·63 | 0% cases confirmed | 0·37 | Passive surveillance only | 0·36 | Four central staff | 1·57 | |
| Elimination | 95% ITN; 95% IRS coverage | 3·41 | 95% cases confirmed with RDT or microscopy | 1·82 | Active surveillance around new cases | 3·02 | 12 central staff | 2·99 | |
| Change (%) | 109% | 395% | 733% | 90% | |||||
| Tanzania (Zanzibar) | |||||||||
| CLM | 100% LLIN coverage; 95% IRS coverage reduced to 10% after 2 years | 1·61 | All suspected cases tested with RDTs or microscopy in public facilities | 0·39 | Mobile technology reporting system in all public facilities | 0·53 | 19 core programme staff | 0·28 | |
| Elimination | 100% LLIN coverage; 95% IRS coverage reduced to 25% after 2 years and 10% after 4 years | 1·72 | All fever cases tested with RDTs in public and private facilities with PCR validation | 0·52 | Reporting system extended to private sector; screening of households around all new cases | 0·90 | 85 core programme staff | 0·54 | |
| Change (%) | 6% | 32% | 70% | 95% | |||||
In 2008 US$. CLM=controlled low-endemic malaria. ITN=insecticide-treated bednet. LLIN=longlasting insecticide-treated bednet. RDT=rapid diagnostic test. IRS=indoor residual spraying. NA=not applicable. ABER=annual blood examination rate.
includes measures such as untreated bednets and commercial insecticide sprays. For further information about intervention strategies and costs, see webappendix p 30.