Malaria is a major public health problem in India, especially in rural/tribal areas of India. India contributes ~80% of malaria cases in SEAR countries.
MEDP is a first-of-its-kind PPP with a goal to eliminate malaria from 1233 villages of Mandla district and use the lessons learnt for rest of country:
IEC/BCC Field staff is trained by experts from ICMR, NIRTH and GoMP.
MEDP is assisting the state government in organizing the large-scale RAHAT rotary camp in Mandla district and developing a mobile surveillance tool by the name of SOCH - Solutions for Community Healthworkers.
From September 2017 to September 2019, tested 2,68,543 fever cases, treated 509 malaria cases, and demonstrated 83% reduction in indigenous cases in the entire district and 90% reduction in three blocks with highest burden of malaria. The project has also developed a National Model of Malaria Elimination based upon the learnings from MEDP and can be used as roadmap for malaria elimination efforts of Madhya Pradesh and India.
Government of Madhya Pradesh, ICMR & Research and Foundation for Disease Elimination and Control of India.
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