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. 2022 Jul 5;13:3862. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-30700-1

Fig. 1. Summary of the randomised control trials completed on ITNs, indoor residual spraying (IRS) or a combination of these intervention tools.

Fig. 1

The first column indicates the control arm interventions to which the tested intervention (2nd column) are compared. Intervention types represented include no-intervention (black), untreated mosquito nets (grey), conventional nets dipped in pyrethroid insecticide every 6–8 months (CTNs, red), pyrethroid-only insecticide-treated nets, which incorporate insecticide (ITNs, red), pyrethroid-PBO ITNs (blue), or ITNs together with IRS (pyrethroid-only ITN + IRS, pale green, pyrethroid-PBO ITN + IRS, purple) or IRS only (orange). The country and study represented are shown in columns 3 and 4; symbols correspond to the studies shown in Fig. 2 and references in the supporting information Supplementary Table 1. The efficacy estimate reported in each of the trials is shown by the coloured square box at the appropriate timepoint the survey was conducted following start of the trial. It is calculated as the mean difference between reported malaria prevalence in the intervention arm relative to the control arm, with greener colours indicating higher observed differences. Trials vary substantially in the number and timing of the cross-sectional surveys.