Niger

In Niger, the objectives set in the 2017-2021 PSN were achieved for certain interventions such as the coverage of LLIN campaigns and that of the SPC, the treatment of larval breeding sites listed with biolarvicides, confirmed cases of malaria having received treatment ACT alone and the acquisition of most inputs in relation to expressed needs. Certain indicators have not changed over these five years and have remained below the set objectives. These are routine activities (LLIN per year in children <1 year old, LLIN per year in FEs, IPT3 coverage and confirmed cases of malaria having received treatment with injectable Artesunate) and the management and monitoring activities. communication for behavior change at the community level.

In 2022, the NMCP revised the national malaria control guidelines to take into account the evolving epidemiological strata of malaria and the new WHO global guidelines. The surveillance system was adapted according to the level of malaria transmission in different areas of the country. This surveillance system also includes entomological and parasitological surveillance supported by sentinel sites. Strengthening the malaria surveillance system is based on strengthening the routine information system and the capacities of stakeholders at all levels. The integration of PNLP malaria data into the DHIS2 allowed the PNLP to better organize collection at all levels and rapid analysis to inform malaria indicators.