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Title: FIFTH INTERCOUNTRY MEETING OF NATIONAL MALARIA PROGRAMME MANAGERS


1
Progress of RBM Implementation in Southern Sudan
in 2004
2
Updates on Malaria Burden
  • Suspected clinical cases by region per year
  • Regions 2002 2003 2004
  • BGH 191,961 219,360 220,781
  • Equtoria 126,430 173,674 139,676
  • Nuba 7,928 10,904 16,842
  • U/Nile 124,238 227,066 138,659
  • Total 450,557 631,004 515,958
  • (27) (28) (29)
  • Total no.
  • Of all causes 1,648,053 2,273,660 1,762,745

3
Updates on case management - drug efficacy
studies , drug policy
4
Updates on case management - drug efficacy
studies , drug policy
5
Updates on case management - drug efficacy
studies , drug policy
  • 28 Day assessment of ASAQ Vs. AQ efficacy with
    PCR was finalized in Lui hospital
  • ASAQ was recommended as 1st line TX for
    uncomplicated falciparum malaria
  • The rationale of the assessment was to provide
    baseline data of the efficacy of the combination
    and the partner drug
  • 126 patients had been enrolled for both arms and
    PCR analysis is under process in KEMRI (Kenya
    Medical Research Institute)

6
Updates on case management - diagnosis
  • Rapid Diagnostic Test was recommended in the line
    of ACT for the PHCUs
  • The first training of trainers course on malaria
    case management with focus on ACT and RDT was
    conducted for the partners funded by ECHO and
    GFATM
  • Training on malaria diagnosis with focus on
    Microscopy and RDT was planned for Lab.
    Technicians

7
Updates on vector control interventions and
inter-sectoral coordination for vector control at
country level
  • ITNs distribution in Southern Sudan in 2004
  • BHG EQ. U/NILE
  • IRC 25,600 0 6,400
  • ADRA 7,350 7,350 14,000
  • UNICEF 12,000 12,500 12,500
  • MSF-H 1,575 0 5,000
  • GOAL 1,500 0 0
  • PSI 23,000 129,500 14,750
  • OXFAM 0 0 24,000

8
Updates on vector control interventions and
inter-sectoral coordination for vector control at
country level
  • 2003 2006
  • TOT. ITN Projected POP. HH coverage
  • BHG 114,983 4,831,629 14
  • EQ 223,150 1,879,300 71
  • U/N 137,875 2,239,497 37

9
Epidemics control
  • Epidemic preparedness and plan for the epidemic
    prone areas will be in place for the next year
    2006.

10
Updates on strengthening malaria ME and
surveillance system
  • Selection of focal points for ME was not done
  • ME plan was developed for the GFATM
    sub-recipient partners only
  • Malaria Indicators Survey budget from GFATM?

11
Partnership, resource mobilization and advocacy
  • Anti malaria treatment policy change was done
    through partnership
  • Development of ITN strategy was developed through
    partnership
  • Training on updating health workers about AMD
    Policy and ACT advocacy was conducted through
    partnership

12
Partnership, resource mobilization and advocacy
  • Resource was mobilized by developing proposal on
    Malaria control with focus on guidelines and
    Training to ECHO

13
Review of the progress on the malaria border
coordination
  • There is no border coordination activity plan for
    Southern Sudan

14
Human Resource Development
  • Main key activities Achievements
  • Participation in Malaria control and its planning
    course in Iran where the focal point was trained

15
Operational research
  • No operational research conducted in 2004

16
Conclusion
  • Achievements
  • Anti malaria drug policy change was finalized and
    implementation is in place
  • ITN strategy is in place
  • Resources was mobilized
  • Partnership building was promoted
  • Malaria Technical Working Group was formed

17
Conclusion
  • Challenges
  • Limited trained human resource in SPLM/SoH
  • No national budget for the programme
  • No regular budget from WHO
  • Partners and staff turn over in the country
  • GFATM for limited partners
  • Way forward
  • To mobilize more resource for national capacity
    building and establishment of malaria programme
    unit
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