Transmission almost year-round in most areas and has been worsened by the complex emergency circumstances in certain areas.
In June 2005, the Bank’s Board approved a US$26.5 million IDA grant, HAMSET II, which contains a malaria component of US$2 million over 5 years to support progress made.
- Rehabilitation Support Project (HSRSP) has a Malaria Booster component of US$30 million and twenty million people are covered by the project in 150 zones. The project has a strong focus on "learning by doing" and will benefit from Annual Reviews for refinement based on solid evidence.
- The recently approved US$180 million Emergency Urban and Social Rehabilitation Project (EUSRB) capitalizes on the Bank's multi-sector environment by including a US$13 million dollar component that is focused on malaria control. The project will finance approximately two million nets in Kinshasa with the goal of distributing up to three long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets to each household as a means of reducing malaria-related infant mortality.
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Over the next four years, more than five million LLINs will be purchased, most of which will be distributed to children under age 5. In addition, more than 400,000 pregnancies will be made safer from increased access to IPTs and LLINs in antenatal care; more than 6.6 million ACT treatments will be provided, mostly for children under age 5.
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