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. 2017 Sep 27;15:176. doi: 10.1186/s12916-017-0933-2

Table 4.

Comparison between random versus sequential selections of IUs for implementing delivery of annual MDAs

Random Sequential
95% EP Th WHO 1% 95% EP Th WHO 1%
Angola 2032 2020 2032 2020
Benin 2028 2019 2023 2018
Burkina Faso 2032 2022 2031 2018
Cameroon 2033 2023 2029 2018
Central African Republic 2033 2022 2033 2022
Chad 2033 2022 2033 2022
Comoros 2023 2010 2023 2010
Congo 2033 2022 2032 2020
Cote d’Ivoire 2029 2018 2028 2018
Democratic Republic of the Congo 2032 2021 2032 2021
Djibouti 2031 2021 2031 2021
Egypt 2020 2004 2019 2004
Equatorial Guinea 2033 2021 2033 2021
Ethiopia 2030 2020 2028 2017
Gabon 2033 2022 2033 2022
Ghana 2020 2017 2019 2017
Guinea 2031 2021 2032 2021
Guinea Bissau 2034 2018 2031 2018
Kenya 2028 2021 2025 2018
Liberia 2032 2021 2030 2018
Madagascar 2028 2021 2026 2019
Malawi 2033 2020 2030 2018
Mali 2032 2020 2030 2018
Mozambique 2034 2022 2032 2020
Niger 2027 2018 2024 2017
Nigeria 2034 2023 2032 2019
Senegal 2033 2020 2034 2019
Sierra Leone 2026 2015 2026 2015
South Sudan 2031 2020 2031 2020
Sudan 2035 2026 2034 2024
Tanzania 2034 2024 2031 2018
The Gambia 2033 2022 2033 2022
Togo 2016 2006 2016 2006
Uganda 2033 2023 2031 2019
Zambia 2033 2022 2033 2022
Zimbabwe 2033 2020 2033 2021

The elimination years shown represent the calendar year when 100% of IUs are predicted to have achieved elimination. For each method, the elimination years were calculated for the model-generated site-specific 95% elimination probability thresholds (EP Th) as well as for the WHO 1% threshold. The results are for the current MDA plus supplemental VC coverages (i.e., for the MDA1 intervention scenario). The sub-Saharan countries not implementing MDA as of 2015 were assumed to start MDA in 2016