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t Communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 I () Name of CDTI project Number of commu- Numbe of Commu- Geographic Total population Number of Per- Therapeutic o nities at high risk nities treated coverage (%) at high risk sons treated coverage (%) Ètr E Phase I 388 388 100 304358 232303 76,3 Phase ll E 1469 1469 100 558622 404469 72,4 o Phase lll 2218 2218 100 1 1 07393 83441 9 75,3 Phase lV 865 865 100 726752 558766 76,9 & Total h 4940 4940 100,0 2697125 2029957 75,3 ü) E É

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HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 NameofCDT|projecl NewHWss HWsRetrained NumberofHWs NewCDDs CDDsRetrained NumberofCDDstrai- trained trainedlre-trained trained ned/re.trained Phase I 335 335 Phase ll 2669 3380 3380 Phase lll 149 4485 4485 Phase lV 7793 7793 Total 281 I 1 5993 15993

HWs supporting communities peripheral rF- at leve!, 2006 Ê Name of CDTI Number of HWs Number of Hltls Number of districts Districts implementing CDTI U project in the area involved in CDTI involved Phase I 117 30 4 Hoima, Kasese, Kisoro, Masindi aÀ li Bushenyi, Kabale, Kabarole, Kamwenge, Kyenjojo, Manafwa, q) Phase ll 162 56 8 Mbale, Sironko L Arua, lbanda, Kanungu, Koboko, Mbarara, Nebbi, Yumbe o Phase lll 2032 453 6 È Phase lV 454 190 5 Adjumani, Apac, Gulu, Kibaale, Moyo, Oyam Total 2765 729 23 q)cl Ér C- o trl €) (l)

É - @ÿ UGANDA Date GDT|was launched May 1997 Number of APOC funded projects . CDTI 4

- NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination project 2 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 23 NGDO partners IMA,SSI,HKI

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure 1: REMO map with CDT|areas Project Launched Partnêrs

Phase I May-97 SSl, Carter Center

Phase ll Sep-98 SSl, Carter Center, GÏZ Phase lll Dec-98 Carter Center, CBM

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Geographic coverage, 2006

Number of communities in meso/hyper 4,940 endemic (red) areas Number of communities treated 4,940

Coverage (%) 100%

Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons CDTI projects ïotal population living in meso/hyper 2,697,125 treated by endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 2,029,957

Coverage (%) 75.3ÿo 2,500,000

Communiÿ-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2006 t) t! ! z,ooo,ooo t) ïotal number of CDDs 35,654 G t o .Et) - Female CDDs 15,929 o 1,500,flX) 3,000 - Male CDDs 19,725 o { r,ooo,ooo 2,000 a Population : CDD ratio (in 2006) -- 72 ê

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Total number of HWs 2,818 0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 a Other health inerventions delivered by CDDs,2001 oÉ Health intervention Number of CDTI projects implementing Number of CDDs involved Number of persons reached q, Vit. A supplementation 12 986 Shistosomiase 5 449 q)L HMM 15 583 L Family planning 10 388 I o v@r TANZANIA

Communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 of CDTI project Number of commu- Numbe of Gommu. Geographic Total population Number of Per- Therapeutic o) nities at high risk nities treated coverage (%) at high risk sons treated coverage (%) I €) 954 954 100 460261 327053 71,1 o L 527 527 100 441073 31 8581 72,2 È 828 828 100 31 651 0 238423 75,3

1 384 1384 100 375869 270939 72,1 É o Tanga 1 309 I 309 100 313242 251144 80,2 ukuyu 234 234 100 86361 63536 73,6

 unduru 530 530 100 1 18531 83740 70,6 Lr ar2 otal 5766 5766 100,0 2',111847 1553416 73,6

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HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 Name of CDTI project New HWss trai- HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs trai. CDDs Retrai. Number of CDDs ned trained/re-trained ned ned trained/re-trained Kilosa 0 0 0 0 2138 2138 Mahenge 10 30 40 0 877 195 Morogoro 16 138 154 128 1540 1668 Ruvuma 16 138 154 128 1540 1668 Tanga 5 58 63 '10 2614 2624 ïukuyu I 44 53 17 455 472 '1048 Tunduru 3 37 40 12 1 060 Total 59 /t45 504 295 10212 9825

HWs supporting communities at peripheral level, 2006 Name of CDTI Number of HWs Number of Number of districtsDistricts implementing CDTI project in the area HWs involved involved in CDTI Kilosa 350 87 1 Gairo, Kilosa, Magole, Magubike, Mikumi Mahenge 524 134 2 Kilombero, Ulanga Morogoro 340 218 2 Morogoro rural, Mvomero Ruvuma 643 217 4 Ludewa, Mbinga, Namtumbo, Songea Tanga 135 62 3 Korogwe, Lushoto, Muheza

Tukuyu 1 068 69 3 Busale, lkinga, lleje, llima, lpinda, ltete, Kambasegela, Kisegese, Kisiba, Kisondela, Kyela, Lufilyo, Makwale, Masukulu, Ngana, Rungwe Tunduru 281 43 1 Tunduru Total 3341 830 16 (cÿ TAII{ZANIA

Date CDT|was launched Mar 1 998 Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI 7

- NOTF's HQ support 1 - Vector elimination project I - Number of districts implementing CDTI 16 NGDO partners IMA,SSI,HKI

List of CDTI projects being implemented Project Launched Partners Kilosa Sep-01 SSI Mahenge Mar-98 IMA Morogoro Apr-03 SSI Ruvuma Sep-98 SSI Tanga Apr-00 HKI ïukuyu May-00 SSI Tunduru Nov-04 SSI

o cl flo É (l) a Drarri. REIüO m? a) I Definrle CDTI sreas c) To be refned (l) I No CDTI areas o Excluded zones L Geographic coverage, 2006 Reqtons boundaries È f ] E Number of communities in meso/hyper 5,766 T-rTrrffir-rTrl E t $ 100 A0 mkm APOCN7I/Jæuary 2008 GI endemic (red) areas É Number of communities treated 5,766 Coverage (%) 100% E L Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Figure 2: Number of communities and porsons treated by CDTI projects o, Total population living in meso/hyper 2,111,847 (I) ûr) endemic (red) areas [f PênoE Èatrd *Comniricr oatcd 6, q) Number of persons treated 1 ,553,416 an Coverage (%) 73.6Y0 â t) i1,000 Community-Direc{ed Distributors (CDDs), 2007 () 3 ê, o Total number of CDDs 11,230 c 0 o,oo0 lI E E - o Female CDDs 5,534 ü û Ë - Male CDDs 5,696 2,æ0 ? o U Population : CDD ratio (in 2007) : 194

Health workers (HtÂls) involved in CDTI, 2006

Total number of HWs : 504

a É Other health inerventions delivered by CDDs, 2007 o Health intervention Number of CDïl projects implementing Number of CDDs involved Number of persons reached Êl €, LF 2624 293 562 (l)!. Primary Eye Care 160

q)L o (9} suDAr{ Js t Corrunities which distributed ivermectin and population treated,2006 [.Ll mme of CDTI project Number of commu- Numbe of Commu. Geographic Totalpopulation Number of Per- Therapeutic I e'l nities at high risk nities treated coverage (%) at high risk sons treated coverage (%) J ]l ruorÛ,ern Sector 125 109 87,2 108632 91 959 84,7 ['i I east Bahr El Gazal 1001 645 64,4 795277 412021 51,8 J.§ | rast Equatoria 438 245 55,9 505934 151475 29,9 JË I Upper Nile 332 100 30,1 405994 54766 13,5 lÊ I West Bahr El Gazal 3219 55 1,7 1508733 70460 4,7 [Ë I w.tt Equatoria 410 290 70,7 434691 247653 57,0 JE rotat 5s2s 1444 26,j 3759261 1028334 27,4 lclI IEI lËl çr, HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 Name of CDTI proiect New HWs HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs CDDs Retrained Number of CDDs trainedl Q E trained trained/re-trained trained re-trained E Northern Sector 29 17 46 810 340 1 150 cË a East Bahr El Gazal 111 88 199 769 412 1 181 East Equatoria 0 83 83 0 227 227 HÈ rJr qr Upper Nile 76 2 78 400 100 500 West Bahr El Gazal 35 0 35 250 0 250 èo É West Equatoria 118 93 211 313 810 1113 É Total 369 283 652 2542 1889 4421 LsË tr (9ÿ I{IGE,RIA Name of CDTI project Number of HWs in Number of HWs Number of Districts implementing CDTI the area involved in districts invol- CDTI ved Adamawa 2250 1252 17 Demsa, Fufore, Ganye, Girei, Gombi, Guyuk, Hong, Jada, La- murde, Madagali, Maiha, Mayo Belwa, Michika, Mubi North, Mubi South, Oncho Office, Shelleng, Song, Toungo, Yola South Akwa lbom 279 62 2 lbiono lbom, lni Bauchi 434 292 11 Alkaleri, Bauchi, Bogoro, Darazo, Dass, Gamawa, Ganjuwa, Giade, ltas/Gadau, Jama'are, Kirfi, Misau, Ningi, Shira, Tafawa Balewa, Toro, Warji, Zaki Benue 2917 10'16 22 Ado, Buruku, Gboko, Guma, GwerWest, Katsina-Ala, Konshis- ha, Kwande, Logo, Obi, Ogbadibo, Ohimini, Oju, Okpokwu, Otukpo, Tarka, Ukum, Ushongo Borno 1814 640 12 Askira Uba, Bama, Bayo, Biu, Chibok, Damboa, Dikwa, Gwoza, Hawul, Kala Balge, Kwaya-Kusar, Shani Cross River 1552 913 14 Akamkpa, Akpabuyo, Bekwarra, Biase, Boki, Etung, lkom, Oban- liku, Obubra, Obudu, Odukpani, Ogoja, Yakurr, Yala Edo, Delta 705 417 21 Akodo Edo, Aniocha North, Aniocha South, Esan Northeast, Esan Southeast, Esan West, Etsako East, Etsako West, lgue- ben, lka North East, lka South, Ndokwa East, Ndokwa West, Oshimili North, Oshimili South, Ovia Northeast, Ovia Southwest,

Ekiti 1952 879 16 Ado, Efon, Ekiti East, Ekiti S. West, Ekiti West, Emure, Gbonyin, ldo/Osi, ljero, lkere, lkole, llejemeje, I repodun/lfelod un, lse/Orun, Moba, Oye Enugu, Anambra, 3304 2141 41 Afikpo North, Aguata, Anaocha, Aninri, Awgu, Awka North, Awka Ebony South, Ayamelum, Dunukofia, Ebonyi, Ekwusigo, Enugu East, Ezeagu, Ezza North, Ezza South, ldemili North, ldemili South, lgbo-Etiti, lgboeze North, lgboeze South, lhiala, lkwo, lshielu, lsi- ât-( U FCT 403 150 6 Abaji, Bwari, Gwagwalada, Kuje, Kwali, Municipal E Gombe 871 369 10 Akko, Balanga, Billiri, Dukku, Funakaye, Kaltungo, Kwami, Nafa- da, Shongom, Yamaltu Delta frat) (l) lmo, Abia 1901 675 24 Aboh Mbaise, Arochukwu, Bende, Ehime Mbano, Ezinihitte, ldeato North, ldeato South, lhitte Uboma, lkeduru, lkwuano, L lsiala Mbano, lsuikwuato, Mbaitoli, Ngor Okpala, Nwangele, È Obowo, Ohafia, Okigwe, Onuimo, Orsu, Owerri North, Ukwa East, Ukwa West, Umunneo Jigawa 221 70 8 Birnin Kudu, Birniwa, Dutse, Gwaram, Kafin Hausa, Kaugama, (l)GI Ringim, Taura É Kaduna 924 517 16 B/Gwari, Chikun, Giwa, lgabi, lkara, Jaba, Jema'a, Kachia, Ka- +r garko, Kajuru, Kaura, Kauru, Kubau, Lere, Sanga, Sanga, Uneu, o ZJKatai Kano 688 588 18 Ajingi, Bebeji, Dambatta, Dawakin Tofa, Doguwa, Garun Malam, q) Gaya, Gwazo, Kabo, Karaye, Kiru, Kura, Madobi, Makoda, Ro- E go, Sumaila, Takai, Tudun Wada, Warawa €) Kebbi 285 198 b Bagudo, DMasagu, Fakai, Ngaski, Sakaba, Zuru Kogi 3489 511 21 Adavi, Ajaokuta, Ankpa, Bassa, Dekina, lbaji, ldah, lgalamela/O, E ljumu, Kabba Bunu, Kogi, Lokoja, Mopamuro, Ofu, Ogori, Ogori- magongo, Okehi, Okene, Olamaboro, Omala, Yagba East, Yag-

Kwara 3368 442 16 Asa, Baruten, Edu, Ekiti, lfelodun, llorin East, llorin South, llorin West, lrepodun, lsin, Kaiama, Moro, Offa, Oke-Ero, Oyun, Patigi Niger 3238 796 21 Agaie, Agwara, Borgu, Bosso, Gbako, Gurara, Katcha, Kontago- ra, Lapai, Lavun, Magama, Mâriga, Mashegu, Mokwa, Munya, Rafi, Rijau, Shiroro, Suleja, Tafa, Wushishi Ogun 1281 768 I Abeokuta North, Abeokuta South, Ewekoro, lfo, lmeko Afon, Obafemi Owode, Odeda, Yeya north Ondo 1771 1274 14 Akoko NorthEast, Akoko Northwest, Akoko SouthEast, Akoko SouthWest, Akure North, Akure South, ldanre, lfedore, lleoluji/ Okeigbo, lrele, Odigbo, Okitipupa, Ondo East, Ondo West, Ose,

Osun 1071 878 14 Atakunmosa West, Ayedaade, Ayedire, Boripe, Egbedore, lfe central, lfe East, lfelodun, lla, lsokan, lwo, Obokun, Oriade, Oro- lu oyo 2018 584 19 Atiba, Atisbo, lbarapa C, lbarapa N, ldo, lrepo, lseyin, ltesiwaju, lwajowa, Kajola, Lagelu, Orire, Oyo East, Oyo West, Sâki East, Saki West Plateau Nassarawa 3738 507 Akwanga, Awe, Barkin Ladi, Bassa, Bokkos, Jos East, Jos North, Kanke, Karu, Keana, Kokona, Lafia, Langtang North, Mangu, N/Eggon, Nasarawa, Obi, Pankshin, Riyom, Toto, Wam-

Taraba 2563 303 12 Ardo-Kola, Bali, Donga, Gashaka, lbi, Karim-Lamido, Kurmi, Sardauna, Takum, Ussa, Yorro, Zing Yobe 397 245 12 Bade, Bursari, Fika, Fune, Gujba, Gulani, Jakusko, Karasuwa, Nangere, Nguru, Potiskum, Tarmuwa Zamfara 102 73 5 Anka, Bukkuyum, Bungudu, Maru, State MOH, Zurmi Tota! 43536 16560 393 @ÿ SUDAII E Date CDTI was launched May 1997 I Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI 6

- NOTF's HQ support 1 Lo &êl - Vector elimination project 0 () - Number of districts implementing CDTI 43 É! É NGDO partners Carter Center, CBM

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure l: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched Partners East Bahr El Ghazal & Jan-05 CBM Support to SSOTF HQ East Equatoria Nov-05 CBM Northern Sudan May-97 Carter Center Upper Nile Nov-05 CBM West Bahr El Ghazal Nov-05 CBM

É West Equatoria Jan-05 CBM ïo +.6t I q) d o.I q grd.n REIPil.p E §ates boundanes I I Deinilê cDTl areas To b. refned :,,o I No cDTl ueas e) ' . No REMO yel .-i€), I Excluded zones oi r1T-T-ffi-rrrrT L. Geographic coverage, 2006 0 S 19 U t0 ln Êr E' Number of communities in meso/hyper 5 525 'arocugu,tæuuyzæe H] \# Glr endemic (red) areas Number of communities treated 1 444 ::': aa't r:': 12'i olI ùr Coverage (%) 26.10/o

&, Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI +)L u)' population Total living in meso/hyper 3759 261 2,000,m0 rri endemic (red) areas PGÉor ùêilèd +CoMuidGr Èat d c) aai Number of persons treated 1 028 334 t,760,tDo -l (Ël (l)l Coverage (%) 27.40/o ,,a00 oi t,ô00,æ0 E() âl Communiÿ-DirectedDistributors(CDDs),2006 1,âXt § 1,25{l,tx,o I E 1,000 Total number of CDDs 2,213 E l i 1,000,mo - Female 461 CDDs i Eoo E I G I 750,æ0 I - Mate CDDs 1,752 E 600 u o Population : CDD ratio (in 2006) -- 674 600,m0 roo o I 25{t,tx}0 I Heatth workers (HWs) involved in CDTI,2006 l 0 l Total number of HWs 652 a 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 HÈ HWs supporting communities at perlpheral level, 2006 t{ tE Name of CDTI project Number of HWs Number of Number of distric'ts Districts implementing CDTI o in the area HWs involved involved +. E in CDTI €) Mvolo, RumbeUCuiebet, Tonj, Yirol/Awerial I East Bahr El Ghazal 165 46 4 I €) East Equatoria 5 Juba, KajoKeji, Magwi, Terekeka, torit, Yei o Upper Nile 68 3 Akobo, Blue Nile, Latjor, Liche, Pibor, Pochalla, Renk Total 165 114 12 H v@ÿ NIGERIA

Communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 of CDTI project Number of commu- Numbe of Commu- Geographic Total population Number of Per- Therapeutic nities at high risk nities treated coverage (%) at high risk sons treated coverage (%)

2784 2784 100,0 1237434 1 058074 85,5 13 13 100,0 24437 14924 61,1 988 908 91,9 1129290 6201 38 54,9

2521 2060 81,7 2563688 1 75931 1 68,6 1429 1429 100,0 891 460 740607 83,1

; River 930 902 97,0 1 040759 8031 03 77,2

Delta 1 000 1 000 100,0 1 299964 1 00581 1 77,4 422 422 '100,0 1031720 776973 75,3

Anambra, Ebony 3408 3408 100,0 2413764 1 8961 55 78,6 559 559 100,0 318278 280592 88,2

966 966 100,0 1 384864 1085776 78,4 2211 2108 95,3 1228128 764663 62,3 112 112 100,0 21 4999 174785 81,3 2567 2567 100,0 1 381 829 1 1 96356 86,6 810 810 100,0 606840 533289 87,9 290 290 100,0 337564 2881 51 85,4

2544 2445 96,1 '1550715 1 1 56260 74,6 1109 970 87,5 977123 871 598 89,2 2872 2600 90,5 1 821 090 1427870 78,4 952 937 98,4 31 9407 258359 80,9 579 579 100,0 1230288 977593 79,5 997 997 100,0 846917 542382 64,0 2133 2095 98,2 900236 739602 82,2 Nassarawa 885 882 99,7 1419992 1046714 73,7

araba 1 551 1 550 99,9 1248894 1 069797 85,7 obe 247 247 100,0 606376 4651 10 76,7

amfara 135 135 100,0 175162 1 71 695 98,0 otal 35014 33775 96,5 28201218 21725688 77,0

HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 of CDTI projec{ New HWss trained HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs trained CDDs Retrai- Number of CDDs trained/re-trained ned trained/re-trained 391 847 1238 242 2389 2631 0 67 67 4 35 39 155 181 336 1162 1636 2798 471 468 939 538 2599 3137

275 216 491 143 1 688 1831 River 19 77 96 5 2416 2421 ü2 â , Delta 147 243 390 415 773 1188 â 167 328 495 276 1245 1521 U 16 Anambra, Ebony 120 845 965 2500 4124 6624 0 132 132 209 391 600 c!! ra 246 B8 334 'l 310 100 1410 B 19 226 245 731 281 1012 rlH +r èo 268 281 549 1705 5387 7092 29 435 464 1 1267 1268 0 1BB '188 0 777 777 6l L 339 1'18 457 297 672 969 F 153 82 235 40 2175 2215

205 497 702 1 087 4269 5356 280 488 768 192 1808 2000 575 275 850 2017 531 8 7335 376 622 998 66 265 331

570 14 584 1 900 170 2070 Nassarawa 247 291 584 I 676 2316 3992

0 160 160 1 600 1 485 3085 0 120 120 13 357 370 0 4 4 43 46 89 5052 7293 1239'.1 18172 43989 62161 v@,v NIGERIA Date CDTI was launched - November 1997 Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI 27

- NOTF's HQ support 1 - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of districts implementing CDII 400 NGDO partners SSl, CBM, HKl, Carter center, MITOSATH, UNICEF, GRBP, IFESH/UNIVA

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure l: REMO map with CDT!areas Launched Partners Project i': := a= Kaduna Jan-98 SSI Taraba Nov-97 CBM, MITOSATH Cross River Feb-98 UNICEF Kogi Feb-98 SSI Adamawa Jun-99 HKI Borno Jun-99 HKI FCT Jul-98 CBM Plateau Nassarawa Apr-98 Carter Center Osun Aug-98 UNICEF Enugu/Anambra/Ebony Sep-98 Carter Center Kano Jan-99 CBM lmo, Abia Sep-98 GRBP Yobe Jan-99 CBM Zamlara Oct98 SSI L.güd GI Jun-99 Carter Center E slâes bomdrBs E Edo, Delta Lak6 o) oyo Aug-99 UNICEF IælintteconAreæ E f No cDll aEas Aug-99 CBM Jigawa TTTITT-ITT-I APxl.hlgtlJsnuary2æ, {'g û s1m m s0 Ê Benue Dec-99 UNICEF i= ':'a çÀ Kebbi Dec-99 SSI () o, Kwara Sep-99 SSI t- Bauchi Mar-00 UNICEF Figure 2: Number of communities and percons treated by CDTI projects Ekiti May-00 UNICEF 2ô,000,ofl, Mar-00 UNICEF Gombe : P.Bou Èêdcd "-Comuilier ùatcd UNICEF Niger Jan-00 J1,297^ 31,,t66 sr,2ea322jJ Ondo Feb-00 UNICEF 20,000,000 E Ogun Nov-O1 IFESH/UNIVA q li 2s,mo Akwa lbom May-03 HKI E ü, 16,000,0«) 3 @ Geographic coverage, 2006 20,m0 ,g 6 E Number of communities in meso/hyper 35 014 ô 10,000,000 endemic (red) areas ! l5,ooo 7 & Number of communities treated 33775 ,0,* j Coverage (%) 96.5% 6.000.000

Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Total population living in meso/ 28 201 218 hyper endemic (red) areas 1998 1999 2000 2001 2OAZ 2OO3 200'1 2005 2006 Number of persons keated 21 725 688 Health Intervention Year 2006 Nigeria Coverage (%) 77Yo Malaria o Communiÿ-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2006 Bednet 100,000 (D Lymphatic flariasis I Total number available 85,486 ,100,000 T Vitamin A 1,600,000 - female 15,370 Schitosomiasis 132,000 o

- male 69,306 Guinea Worm (D{ Population per CDD (in 2006) : 336 Primary Eye Care 1 8,1 00 Trachoma 300 o Health workers (Hlil/s) involved in CDTI, 2006 tt Dewormining (mebandazol) lrn ïotal number of HWs 12,391 TOTAL 2,950,400 @ÿ MALA\Mr I -l Communities wtrlch distributed ivermec{ln and populatlon treated, 2006 l§lName of CDTI projec't Number of comm. at Numbe of comm. Geographic Total population Number of persons Therapeutic l.Ë{ high risk treated coverage (%) at high risk treated coverage (%) I âltUatawi Extension 1514 1514 100,0 1036812 854485 82,4 JllThyolo, Mwanza 672 672 100,0 737503 615466 83,5 2186 2186 100,0 1774315 146ee51 82,8 lË[*'

Ët fu ! ffW".nd CDDI trained or retrained by country proJects, 2006 fâ I Name of CDTI project New HWss trai- HW§ Retrainod Number of tlws New CDDS CDDS Retrained Number of cDDs fJ I ned trainedlre-trained trained trainedlre.trained iËt §j-'nnîî:' MALA\TI : January 1997 projects : - CDïl 2 - NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 7 : IEF

List of CDTI projêcls being implemented Figure 1: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched Partner 'i' MalawiExtension Aug-00 Thyolo & Mwanza Jan-97 IEF

I iJtLwt REltlD m.p l flCountry f l Drstrcts boùndanes Latrs f oefnrle CDTI areas io I No cDTl areas cË E chrded zones E -]...rîr-rl "€)II 0 § æ r4tm '€)

U' () :(u ,L iÈ il, Geographic coverage, 2006 E Number of communities in meso/hyper 2,186 icË endemic (red) areas lo Number of communities treated 2,1 B6 Coverage (%) 100% :L u, Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI projects Therapeutic coverage, 2006 :rê iq) Total population living in meso/hyper I 774 315 2,000,m0 i rr) 'ct endemic (red) areas E:= PGBou tatcd -.rÈComoiria natcd é) tü) Number of persons treated 1 469 951 1,750,m0 rhl 2,0üt Coverage (%) 82.8ÿo 1,000,ttro a) 9 c 1,250,m0 Community-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2007 É 1,500 U 0 c Total number of CDDs 9,387 @ 1,000,m0

- Female CDDs 1,022 o 1,000 c 700,m0 E - Male CDDs 992 o t00,ür0 (J Population : CDD ratio (in 2007) : 186 500 23{t,m0 Health workers (HWs)involved in CDTI,2006 l-r 0 0 â ïotal number of HWs 1327 1997 1998 1999 2000 200',t 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 U É

cn HWs supporting communities at peripheral level,2006 'a Name of CDTI project Number of HWs Number Number of districts Districts implementing CDTI H in of *i the HWs involved ft area involved o in CDTI Blantyre, Chikwawa, Chiradzulu, Mulanje, Phalombe q)E Malawi Extension 1023 691 § Thyolo & Mwanza 699 636 Mwanza, ïhyolo q)E 2 Total '1722 1327 7 o (9l LIBERIA

communities which distributed ivermectin and poputation treated, 2006 Name of CDTI project Number of commu- Numbe of iommu. Geographic Total population Number of Per. Therapeutic nities at high risk nities treated coverage (%) at trigh risk sons treated coverage (%) Lofa, Bong, Nimba 1463 1463 1 00,0 13331 16 905449 67,9 Southeastern 597 597 100,0 465496 303007 65,1 Southwestern 1486 1486 100,0 395505 3081 30 77,9 Total 3546 3546 100,0 2194117 1 51 6586 69,1

HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 Name of cDTl project New HWss HWs trai- Retrained Number of Hws New CDDs trai- CDDs Retrai. Number of CDDs ned trained/re.trained ned ned trained/re.trained Lofa, Bong, Nimba jgg 104 293 997 4826 5823 Southeastern g 144 152 1225 1770 2995 Southwestern 97 165 262 2012 2500 4512 Total 294 413 707 4234 9096 13330 @ÿ EQUATORIAL GUINEA Date CDTIwas launched Dec 1998 Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI 1 - NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination project 1 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 4 h| NGDO partner U. Barcelona List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure l: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched partner

ll - Equatorial Guinea Dec-g8 U. Barcelona

Geographic coverage, 2006

Number of communities in mesoihyper 12g EquratJ crrrra REiic mrp endemic (red)areas I Defnno CDT| .roas To b6 r6fned Number of communities treated 129 f No cDTt areas fl ftornces boundares Coverage (%) 100 oEs Therapeutic coverage, 2007

Total population living in meso/hyper 70 206 endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 50 064

Coverage (%) 71.30/,

Com munity.Di rec{ed Distri butors (C DDs), 2007 Total numberofCDDs ?Bl - Female CDDs

- Male CDDs JSI AP}Calÿqtileûuêtt 2æa f.\4f Population : CDD ratio (in 2007) = lgl ,1 I

Health workers (HWs) invotved in CDT|, 2007 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons Total number of HWs 17 treated by cDTl projecls

E0,o(xt Itl{, l-Ptrrnrteccd*Comuitie.oo.* f28 O 1m

t(x, g æ,ooo c ! t l) 80o o 30,000 o o 0 605 ü m,ooo r30 o o 't0,000

0 (9l LIBERIA Year CDTI was launched : February 2000 Number of APOC funded projects : - CDTI 3 - NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination prolect 0 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 94 NGDO partners : SSI, CHAL

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure l: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched partners i Lofa, Bong, Nimba & Fev-00 SSI Montsenado South-Eastern Sep-02 SSl, CHAL South-Western Nov-05 SSI

Geographic coverage, 2006 Ltbêrh REtrD m.p ! Oefnrte CDIt areas Number of communities in meso/hyper 3 546 To be r€fined I No COTI ârees endemic (red) areas L [ ]Coumies boundail6s a Number of communities treated 3 546 r.]T-rrrTr E 0 § $ loolm É Coverage (%) 1000/o cÉ E Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Pocritst/reûudq2æe ef § Total population living in meso/hyper 2lg4 111 L endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 1 5'16 586 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by cDTr projec{s Coverage (%) 69.1% 2,ôt 0.(tro Community.Directed l- Pêsôu tcrêd -rÈComuiricr tetcd Distributors (CDDs), 2007 2,2§0,(D0

Total number of CDDs 16,987 2,000,o0 3.000 'E - Female CDDs 1,609 1,750,æ0 o l) G - Male CDDs 15,378 (, 1,6t)0,m0 o o 1,2§0,æ0 Population : CDD ratio (in : 2.000 :: 2007) 216 c o 1,000,([0

Health workers (H$/s) involved in CDT|, 2006 7Ut,(I}0 è 1,000 u Total number of HWs 7OT 600,00 2ro,o0

HWs supporting communities at peripheral 0 F level,2006 2000 â 2001 2002 2003 2oo4 2005 2006 () ame of CDTI project Number of HWs Number of HWs Number of districts Districts implementing CDTI in the area involved in CDTI involved aÀ Lofa, Bong, Nimba & yella, 533 159 31 Belle Bokomu, Bopolu, Caldwel, Careysburg, Foequelleh, Foya, È Montserrado Fuama, Gbarma, Gbelaygeh, r.i Guma, Guo, JorquèIeh, Kokoyah, Kâahur, Kongbah, Monrovia, Monrovia North, Monrovia South, panta-Kpaai, Sacle_ pea-mah, o Salala, Salayea, Sanniquellie, Sanoyea, S uth-Eastern 461 141 35 Bambo/Farjah, Barclayville, B,Hai, Buah, Bulaw, Cavalla, Chedepo, Dor- E q) boh, Dugbe, Farjay, Gbazon, Gbeapo, Gblonee, Gboa, Gboe & pollowo, ,1, E Greenville, Harper, Jaedae, Jedepo, Jroah, Karluway Karluway 2, Kono- (l) bo, Kpanyan, pleebo/Sodoken, potupo, putu, pyne South-Western 466 Bomi, o 207 28 Buchanan, Campwood, Central, Dewoin, Doedain, Firestone, Gar- wular, Gibi, Gola-Konneh, Grand Bassa, Grand Cape Mount, Jo-River, Jowein, Kakata, Klay, Mamakaba, Margibi, Number 1, Number2, Number 34, Number 38, Number 3C, Number 4, Owensgrove, porkpa 1460 507 94 (9ÿ ETHIOPIA

t) Communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 c) q,) Name of CDTI project Number of comm. Numbe of comm. Geographic Total popula. Number of persons Therapeutic coverage o li at high risk treated coverage (%)tion at high risk treated ("/ù È '100,0 Bench Maji 1 053 1 053 555293 403744 72,7 East Wollega 3545 3545 100,0 8551 86 479066 56,0 Gambella 403 403 100,0 85765 60654 70,7 lllubator 3503 3503 100,0 624554 479509 76,8 fr Jimma 3607 3607 100,0 800927 571 039 71,3 a) Kafa-Shekka CDTI 3277 3277 100,0 1 051 769 778188 74,0 Metekel 289 289 100,0 118421 79113 66,8 North Gondar 914 914 100,0 249345 182329 73,1 I c) West Wollega 4034 4034 100,0 835959 632040 75,6 otal 20625 20625 100,0 5177219 3665682 70,8 (l)L

ü) HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 Name of CDTI project New HWss HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs CDDs Retrained Number of CDDs Q trained trained/re.trained trained trained/re-trained Bench Maji 90 112 202 257 2059 2316 E cl East Wollega 37 145 182 2674 4257 6931 .h '- Gambella 24 64 88 34 448 482 hi É{ lllubator 41 146 187 437 7713 81 50 o Jimma 62 44 106 898 9976 10874 à0 Kafa-Shekka CDTI 106 283 389 2297 4830 7127 tr Metekel 29 43 72 244 677 921 North Gondar 75 LGI 91 166 825 2604 u29 lr West Wollega 135 55 1 190 8507 2691 11198 Total 599 983 2582 16173 35255 51428

HWs supportin g commu nities at peri pheral level, 2006 F Name of CDTI projecl Number of HWs Number of Number of districts Districts implementing CDTI (J in the area HWs involved involved tr in CDTI 'a L Bench-Maji 455 185 '10 Bench, Bero, Gurafarda, Maji, Meanit-Goldya, Meanit-Shasha, q) Mizan Teferi, North Bench, Shei-Bench, Sheko, South Bench L East Wellega 208 208 8 Bako Tibe, Boneya Boshe, Diga, Guta Wayu, Guto Gida, Jim- ma Arjo, Leka Dulecha, Sassiga, Sibu Sire, Wama Buneya, È Wama Hagalo, Wayu Tuka Gambella 109 8B 4 A,/Openo, Abobo, Dimma, Gambella, Godere c§ q) lllubabor 350 290 12 Alge-Sache, Alle Didu, Bedele, Darimu, Matu, Yayu-Hurumu h{ Ér Jimma 450 434 4 Dedo, Mana, Seka-Chekorsa, Shebe Sombo Kafa, Shekka 647 511 16 Andracha, Bitta, Chena, Cheta, Decha, Gesha, Gewata, Gim- bo, Masha, Menjo, Saylem, Shekka, Tello, Yeki () Metekel 84 84 4 Dangur, Guba, Mandura, Pawi q) North Gondar 219 185 3 Metema, Quara, Tach armachiho o West Wellega 190 190 I Anfilo, Di Waberâ, Dale Sadi, G/ Kebe, Gawo Dale, Gidami, Gimbi 1, Gimbi 2, H/ Galan, Hawa Wolel, Homa, Jimma Horo, Lalo Kile, Seyo, Yi Walal Total 2712 2175 70 v@ÿ DRC

HWs supporting communities at peripheral Ievel,2006 of CDTI project Number of Number of Number of districtsDistricts implementing CDTI HWs in the HWs involved involved area in CDTI Bandundu 434 434 I Bonga Yasa, Kimbao, Koshibanda, Lusanga, Moanza, Mokala, Mwelalembwa, Panzi, Wamba Lwadi Bas-Congo Kinshasa 599 386 4 Binza Ozone, Boko-Kivulu, Boma-Bungu, Gombe-Matadi, lnga, F.- Kangu, Kibunzi, Kimpese, Kisantu, Kuimba, Lukula, Luozi, Man- Ê gembo, (J Massa, Mbanza-Ngungu, Mont Ngafula I, Muanda, Ngidin- ga, Nsele, Nselo, Nsona-Mpangu, Seke-Banza, Sona-Bata, Tshe- Ë le t) Basankusu, Bolenge, Bolomba, Bomongo, lngende, Kiri, Lukolela, L Equateur-Kiri 188 6 €) !L KASAI 1 1008 3007 58 Banaleka Gouv, Bena leka, Beneleka Est, Benaleka Ouest, Biban- o ga, Bilomba, Bk Mulumba, Bobozo, Bulape, Bunkonde, Demba, È Dibaya, Kâbeya ka, Kabinda, Kâkenge, Kalambay, Kalomba, Ka- londa-Est, Kalonda-Ouest, Kamiji, Kamuesha, Kananga, Kasansa, Katende bis, Kât cl {) Katanga-Sud 204 92 4 Bunkeya, Fungurume, Kafubu, Kanzenze, Lubudi, Mitwaba, Mu- rt funga !t( 3 Binga, Bongandanga, Boso Manzi, Boso Modanda, Bosondjo, o Bumba, Lisala, Lolo, Pimu, Yamaluka, Yambuku, Yamongili Birambizo, Goma, Rutshuru, Rwanguba oEI Rutshuru-Ngoma 92 50 3 2728 2728 16 Bena Dibele, Dikungu, Katako Kombe, Kole, Lodja, Lodja sud, q) Lomela, Lusambo, Minga, Mpania Mutombo, Ndjalondjeka, Omendjadi, Ototo, Tshudi Loto, ïshumbe, Vangakete, Wembo- o nyama E shopo 1151 224 Bafirasende, Banalia, Basali, Basoko, Bengamisa, lsangi, Kabon- tsi do, Kisangani, Lubunga, Makiso Kisangani, Opala, Tshopo, Ubun- du, Wanie Rukula, Yabaondo, Yahisule, Yahuma, Yakusu, Yaleko, Yalimbongo shuapa 36 36 8 Befale, Boende, Bokungu, Busanga, Djolu, lkela, lingomo, Mom- Ubangi-Sud 318 227 5 Boninenge, Bosose-Nubea, Boto, Budjala, Bulu, Bwamanda, Ge- mena, Kungu, Libenge, Mawiya, Ndage, Tandala, Zongo Total 16570 7372 125 @ÿ ETHIOPIA Date CDTI was launched August 2000 Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI I - NOïF's HQ support I - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 70 lFl NGDO partners Carter Center, Light of the World List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure 1: REMO map with CDTI areas

Project Launched Partners Bench-Maji Oct02 Carter Center EitloËt RElt Jnrp East Wellega Aug-04 Light of the World I Deînlle CDI1 are6s To ùe reilæd Gambella Sep-04 Carter Center I tlocorl aræs Ercludedzmes lllubabor Jun-04 Carter Center l l zffi bOndrles r-TTTI-TTTI-ITN Jimma Jun-04 Carter Center 0 S l@ A0 IorE

§l Kafa, Shekka Aug-00 Carter Center É q) Metekel Aug-04 Carter Center E o) North Gondar Oct02 Carter Center Carter Center /Light of West Wellega Aug-04 the World ln q)I ê L È Geographic coverage, 2006

Number of communities in meso/hyper 20,625 endemic (red) areas Number of communities treated 20,625

Coverage (%) 100%

Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI proiects Total population living in meso/hyper 5,177,219 endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 3,665,682 El Persoos treeted * Commrrities treated

Coverage (%) 70.8ÿo 4,000,æ0

Communiÿ-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2007 .J t! (a 3,000,m0 ïotal number of CDDs 60,659 o - Female CDDs 6,644 û 2,000,m0 o - Male CDDs 54,015

Population : CDD ratio (in 2007) : 99 1.000.m0

Health workers (HWs)involved in GDTI,2006 o Total number of HWs 108 2001 2042 2003 200d,

Other health inerventions delivered by CDDs,2007 Health intervention Number of CDTI projects implementing Number of CDDs involved Number of persons reached Malaria Control 7 32 180 3 694 310 (9l DRC

communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 Name of CDTI project Number of comm. at Number of comm. Geographic Total population Number of persons Therapeutic 1ü) high risk treated coverage (%) athigir lc) risk treated coverage (%) lc) - Bandundu 3612 3612 '100,0 12o1ol7 792717 66,0 tê - Bas ' Congo 2705 IL 599 22,1 101 161 1 220227 21 la - Equateur-Kiri $21 801 4g,4 971S6j ,8 le 'Kasai 196361 20,2 8020 7996 99,7 6644101 4537865 68,3 toic - Kasongo - Katanga Nord 82g 410 49,5 467956 167533 35,g & 'Katanga sud 1126 772 68,6 4ilz1sr 188047 39,0 L - Lualaba 366 a 240 65,6 7O1OS2 t47*gt 21,1 - Mongala fi44 360 34,S 1754872 91798 s,2 tr' - Rutshuru-Ngoma - Sankuru ê) 1291 1 003 ê) 77,7 822911 395421 48,1 - ïshopo 2006 853 42,5 1034875 't9158l 18,5 LI - Tshuapa '1997 o)t 873 43,7 1091174 42740 3,9 tt>t - Ubangi Nord 926 316 34,1 620756 143062 23,0 - Ubangi Sud 1280 246 19,2 1 009661 9B9OB 9,8 - Ueles 2535 2533 99,9 1 076983 808491 75,1 Total 29357 20614 70,2 '18890757 8022348 42,5

HWs and CDDs hained or retrained by country projects, 2006

Name of cDTl project New HWss HWs Retrained Number of HWs New cDDs CDDs Retrained Number of CDDs trained trained/re.trained trained trained/re.trained - Bandundu 47 387 434 700 4806 5506 - Bas - Congo 166 238 404 1490 2588 4078 - Equateur-Kiri 215 61 276 1662 0 1662 - Kasai 341 1 632 1973 2808 14662 17470 - Kasongo 32 0 32 - Katanga Nord 27 38 65 1522 0 1522 - Katanga Sud 124 0 124 1248 0 1248 - Lualaba 57 0 57 732 0 732 - Mongala 58 62 120 5629 0 - 5629 Rutshuru-Ngoma 56 0 56 1621 0 1621 - Sankuru 52 199 251 6304 0 6304 - ïshopo 175 39 214 3606 357 3963 - Tshuapa 113 87 200 877 0 877 - Ubangi Nord 151 0 151 2630 0 2630 - Ubangi Sud 175 40 215 51 31 0 51 35 - Ueles 151 282 433 4565 3337 7902 Total 1940 3065 5005 40525 25750 66279 @ÿ CAR Date CDTI was launched - July 1998 Number of APOC funded pro. - CDTI jects 1 - NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of dishicts implementing CDTI 26 IgI NGDO partner : CBM List of CDTI projects being imptemented Figure l: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched partners

- CAR Jul-98 CBM

Geographic coverage, 2006

Number of communities in meso/hyper 5594 '\ endemic (red) areas Number of communities treated 3500

Coverage (%) 62.6%

Therapeutic coverage, 2006 C^R Rt trc DO Ihdr.u ïotal population living in meso/hyper 1 601 059 Irà6r.ù endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 763715 SrW.hù6'- excn,lgt/,JaoufrZ@A @ T]-T-rrrrrrn Coverage (%) 47.7% 0z$ rmtsaoah

Communiÿ.Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2006

ïotal number of CDDs 4 001 - Female CDDs Figure 2: Number of communities and percons treated by cDTl projects - Male CDDs

Population : CDD ratio (in 2006) : 400 1,'100,m0 E Pcrons teated -#Communitic trcrtcd

Health workers (HWs) involved in CDTI,2006 1,200,m0

Total number of HWs 108 e c 1,000,æo ..0æ c § Ê) Population treated, 2006 t00,m0 o o c otal population Number of per. Therapeutic r,ooo lE cove. É high risk sons treated (%) o 600,æ0 rage (, 1 601 059 763715 47.7 2,000 E 400,00 oo Communities which distributed ivermec{in, 2006 200,m0 of comm. at Numbe of Comm. Geographic high risk treated coverage (%) 0 5594 3500 62.6 1399 2000 200r

I lot HWs and CDDs tralned or retrained by country projects, 2006 ew HWs trained HLUs Retrained iÈ Number of HWs New cDDs trained CDDs Retrained Number of CDDs trained/re.trained t*r trained/re.trained E 6B 40 Ê 108 1 926 2075 4001 GI o) HWs supporting communities at peripheral level, 2006 â istric{s implementing CDTI

U lindao, Bakala, Bakouma, Bamabri, Bamingui, Bangassou, Batangafo, Birao/ouad.Djalé, Bocaranga, Bossangoa, Bouca, Bozoum, Bria, Dékoa/ lala, Grimari, lppy, Kabo, Kaga-Bandaro, rémuelsàtema, Kouang:o, Koui, Markounda, Mbrès, Mingala, Mobaye/Zangba, Ndélé, Nd v@r CHAT)

Date CDTI was launched - Jan 1998 Number of APOC funded projects - E CDÏI 1 o - fr NOTF's HQ support 0 â0 - Vector elimination project 0 !q) c, - Number of districts imptementing É CDTI 17 NGDO partners OPC, AFRICARE, BELACD

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure 1: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched Parlners ,.;' ,.,. ,;. ('] l-. ::,: - Chad Jan.98 OPC, AFRICARE, BELACD

I Geographic coverage, 2006 I ( Number of communities in meso/hype r 3250 'r'=^-) .,-- '-' endemic (red) areas ,tl ErLrlrE Number of communities treated 3250 i I q) l,--. r Coverage (%) 100% O) Càrd REi/D nrF Therapeutic coverage, 2006 I Defnne CDT| arêàs È1 I No cDTt areas ffif, Exaludêd zoôâ tÀ ïotal population lrving in meso/hyper 1 646 902 [ ] Regrons boundanes I endemic (red) areas q) rm-rrn-rmTrrn o Number of persons treated 1 203 116 0 $!00 I0 I0 {0rm L È Coverage (%) 73.1Yo

Communiÿ.Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2006

Total numberofCDDs 8731

§ - Female CDDs 1 269 L Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI ü) - Male CDDs T 463

Population: CDD rario (in 2006) : lg9 1,/m0,000 r------'i Persons Eeeted + Communi ri es treated Health workers (HWs) invotved in CDTI,2006 t,2@,o0 3,600 E Total number of HWs 239 t) I 1,000,m0 3,000 G I Communities which distributed ivermeclin, () 2006 800,(p0 2,500 tâ E Numberofcomm. Numbeof Comm. Geographic ,,000 'E at high risk treated coverage (%) o 600,m0 t 3 250 3 250 100 l,â00 e /O0,m0 uo Population treated, 2006 t,ooo 200,mo otal population Number of persons Therapeutic high risk treated coverage (%) 0 1 646 902 1 203 116 73.1 ,t999 1998 2000 200.t 2002 2003 2oo4 2005 2006 I HWs and CDDs trained I or retrained by country projects, 2006 I ar) L NewHWsstrained HWs Retrained Nümberof-ntiys[rzinefu iê) NewCDDstrained CDDsRetrained Number of CDDs trained/ ,l( re.trained li re.trained o 159 80 239 5 116 1 705 6 821 È HWs supporting communities at peripheral Ê !eve|,2006 6l Number of HWs in Number of HWs Number of districts Districts implementing q) CDTt Ê the area involved in CDTI involved 249 249 17 Bebedja, Béré, U Bessao, Danamadji, Doba, Fianga, Core, Gounou Gaya, Kélo, Koumra, Kyabé,Laokassy, Lere, Moi'ssala, Moundou, pala, Sahr @ÿ CONGO Date CDT|was launched - January 2001 List of CDTI projects being implemented Number of APOC funded projects - CDTI z^ Prolect Launched partner - NOTF's HQ support 0 - Vector elimination project 6 - Congo I Jan-01 OpC - Number of districts implementing CDTI 27 - Congo Extension Feb-04 OPC NGDO partner OPC Geographic coverage, 2006 Figure 1: REMO map with CDT|areas Number of communities in meso/hyper 770 endemic (red) areas Number of communities keated 770

Coverage (%) 100o/o

Therapeutic coverage, 2006

Total population living in meso/hyper 609 459 endemic (red) areas Number of persons treated 41 6 963

Coverage (%) 68.4%

Communiÿ-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2007

ïotal number of CDDs 1,870

- Female CDDs 356 Congo RErrlC msp Oefn,te CDTI a,"". - Male ! CDDs 1,514 ! No cDtt areas E aluded Population : zone : CDD ratio (in 2007) 303 . -Hrùe Drpadeænts boundalês Health workers (HtVs) involved in CDTI, 2006 rffi--r--r-r *à0r.,",,"7r* &) 0 75 150 300 h Total number of HWs 180

Communities which distributed ivermectin, 2006 of CDTI Total Number Geogra. treated phic cove- Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI projects rage (%) ô00,000 Congo I 748 748 100 9flt E Pesons treated ..#Commurrities tre.t"d Congo Extension 22 100 400,000 22 E00 ,o0,000 Total 770 770 100 700 _ 3â{t,000 {r Population treated, U §oo § 2006 G 300.000 Total po. 6æ3 ofCDT| Number Therapeutic o 260,000 pulation treated coverage (%) tIto É 200,000 I a Congo I 603 426 412067 68.3 È roo,ooo 3m, Congo Extension 6 033 o 4 896 81.2 o Total 609 459 416 963 68.4 t00,000 zoo

s0,000 t00 HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects,2006 0 0 200t 2002 2003 2001 2005 2006 of CDTI project New HWss trai- HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs trai- CDDs Retrai. Number of CDDs trai. ned trained/re.trained ned ned ned/re-trained Congo I 32 145 177 499 1310 1809 t Congo Extension 12 344145 Total T- 33 147 180 503 1351 1854 llrlÈ HWs supporting communities at peripheral level, 2006 ltr Name of CDTI project Number of HWs HWs involved lta Number of districtsDistricts implementing CDTI in the area in involved r6ÉiE CDTI Congo 1 882 375 25 Bacongo, Boko, Divenié, Goma Tsétsé, Kakamoeka, Kayes, ix Kibangou, Kingoué, Kinkala, Loudima, Louingui, Loumo, Ma- iê bombo, Madingou, Makabana, Makélékélé, Mayama, iU MB.Ndounga, Mfilou, Mfouati, Mindouli, Mouyondzi, Nkayi, Tsia- Congo Extension 8 6 2 Divénié, Mayéyé, Sibiti Total 890 381 27 @ÿ DRC Date CDTIwas launched - April 2000 Number of APOC funded projects . CDTI 20 - o NOTF's HQ support 1 L àD - ! Vector elimination project 0 c, - cl, Number of diskicts implementing CDTI 221 Êa NGDO partners lMA, Merlin, CBM, UFAR, Lions Club, CRS, SANRU,

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure 1: REMO map with CDTI areas Project Launched Partners - Bandundu Feb-02 IMA - Bas-Congo Apr-03 IMA - Butembo-Beni Jan-07 Merlin, Lions Club - Equateur-Kiri Mar-04 CBM, IMA

- lturi Jan-07 - MSAI Apr-00 CBM - Kasongo Sep-05 UFAR - Katanga-Nord Mar-04 Lions Club o - Katanga-Sud Mar-04 Lions Club 6l - Lualaba Mar-04 Lions Club

q) - Lubutu Jan-07 Lions Club E (l) - Masisi-Walikale Jan-07 È - Mongala Mar-04 CBM È1 - Oct05 CBM Rutshuru-Ngoma l.g.n.l - Sankuru Feb-02 CRS/CBM ! con;rrary-- 0ct-02 IRC/IM//SANRU - Tshopo !n con*- KM Mar-04 CBMiIMA Arcr a L Eira r-] - Tshuapa 0 r00 200 - Ubangi-Nord Feb-04 CBM/IMA cË - Ubangi-Sud Mar-04 CBM/IMA Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI projects - Ueles Dec-01 CBM 25,000 Geographic coverage, 2006 21.500 ü) Persors -+Cornmtrnities Number E treaæd teated 2O,6L4 of communities in meso/hyper 29 357 12,000,000 15 20,000 endemic (red) areas t, Number r7.600 of communities treated 20 614 ï {o,ooo.ooo ! (! t o 15,m0 Coverage (%) 70.2Y0 6 ! 8,000,000 c ü teflx, Therapeutic coverage, 2006 o population ô,000,000 Total living in meso/ 1 B 890 757 (,e t0,000 hyper endemic (red) areas 4,000,000 7,500 ê Number of persons treated 8 022348 U Coverage (%) 6,000 42.50/o 2,000,000 2.500

Communiÿ.Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2006 0 0 Total number available 63,g62 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 - female 5,536 Health workers (HWs)involved in CDTI,2006 - male SZ,3gg Total number of HWs : 5,005 Population per CDD (in 2006) : 262 ah o CIher health inerventions delivered by CDDs,2007 E o) Health intervention Number CDTI projects P of implementing Number of CDDs involved Number of persons reached (l) Vit. A supplementation 2 16 185 1 000 103 Primary Eye Care 1 350 Dehorming 2 16185 872 483 @ÿ CAMEROON Date GDT|was launched - Aug- 1998 Number of APOC funded projects . CDTI 15

- NOTF's HQ support 1 - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of districts implementing CDïl 104 NGDO partners lEF, HKl, SSl, The Carter Center, Perspective

List of CDTI projects being implemented Figure REMO map with CDTI areas I l: Project Launched Partnem

- Adamaoua I Aug-04 IEF - Adamaoua ll Nov-98 IEF l Cme.M QEIIO mop - Centre I May-01 HKI Iro*muan, I - Centre ll Jan-01 HKI I I I ucorrr.r t - Centre lll Dec-98 HKI - East HKI T-TTrTrTrT-rTrl province Mar-05 0 $ 1û0 s0 roh I

L - Far North province HKI l Feb-05 I - is Littoral I Aug-05 Perspective ro - Littoral li Oct-98 Perspective lcll - North province Nov-98 Carter Center E to, rE - Northwest province May-03 SSI c) - South province IEF rÊr Mar-05 E - Southwest I Aug-98 SSI IQn - Southwest ll May-00 SSI 'Ê) ;(l) - Western Jan-O'l Carter Center o i L È Geographic coverage, 2006 lÉ \gt \: 6, Number of communities in meso/hyper I 419 endemic (red) areas oÉ Number of communities treated I 169 & Coverage (%) 97.3Y0 tr Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI qn Therapeutic coverage, 2006 6.000,000 (l) Total population living in meso/hyper 5 798 818 o, E Persons treated ëCommunities treated q)É endemic (red) areas 5,000,000 ü) Number of persons treated 4 148 276 10,000 â Eq) Coverage (%) 71.50/o ! (r r,000.000 q) Communiÿ-Directed Distributors (CDDs), 2007 I,rxlo ! 1) 6 q, ïotal number 29,975 6 3,000,000 available tr 6,000 'Ë - female 8,557 G TJ 2,000,000 4,t!00 - male 21,418 z U Population per CDD (in 2007) : 197 I,000,000

Health workers (HWs) involved in CDTI,2007 0 Total number of 3 078 HWs 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 20a4 2006 2006

Other health inerventions delivered by CDDs, 2007 Health intervention Number of CDTI projects implementing Number of CDDs involved Number of persons reached Vit. A supplementation 13 12043 359276

Primary Eye Care 2 1566 1 38366

Sensitization 1 276 77763 EPI 3 783 691 83 HIV/AIDS 3 783 691 83 HMM 10 5735 69'183 tïN B 3699 691 83 STH 3 1520 25359 DOTS 2 1458 (9l CAMEROON Communities which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 of GDTI project Number of comm. at Numbe of Comm. Geographic Total population Number of Persons Therapeutic a high risk treated coverage (%) at high risk treated coverage (%) q,I Adamaoua I o 439 439 100 340,556 234,212 68.8 ÈL Adamaoua ll 488 488 100 351,609 253,312 72 tr Centre I 551 551 100 401,664 302,250 75.2 Centre ll 222 222 100 94,830 71,898 75.8 o Centre lll 507 507 100 250,393 220,506 88.'1 East province 283 283 100 90,376 56,747 62.8 & L Far North province 160 160 100 203,649 151,200 74.2 rÀ Littoral I 314 75 23.9 402,636 84,965 21.1 Littoral ll 350 350 100 '129,365 92,598 71.6 tr North province 1157 1157 100 479,157 364,664 76.1 I €) Northwest province 752 741 98,5 746,849 527,948 70.7 E South province 738 738 100 260,301 171,688 66 q)tr Southwest I 478 478 100 363,550 268,499 73.9 Southwest ll 506 506 100 231,109 173,521 75.1 West province 2474 2474 1,452,774 1,174,268 80.8 Total 9419 9169 97.3 5,798,818 4,148,276 71.5 HWs and CDDs trained or retrained by country projects, 2006 of CDTI project New HWs trained HWs Retrained Number of HWs New CDDs CDDs Number of CDDs trained/re- trainedlre-trained trained Retrained trained Adamaoua I 0 3B 38 0 627 627 Adamaoua ll 0 34 34 0 621 621

Centre I 122 93 215 248 1041 1289 Centre ll 39 32 71 12 263 275 Centre lll 76 109 185 404 600 1004 East province 22 41 63 419 364 783

Far North province b 41 47 304 1 050 1354

Littoral I 16 34 50 1340 0 1 340 Littoral ll 8 92 100 16 435 451 North province 0 55 55 2862 808 3670 Northwest province 89 406 495 453 2674 3127 South province 19 121 140 333 559 892 '193 Southwest I 24 169 0 915 915 Southwest ll 10 85 95 56 768 824 West province 0 623 623 381 I 3670 7488

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HWs supporting communities at peripheral level, 2006 of CDTI project Number of HWs Number of HWs Number of districtsDistricts implementing CDTI in the area involved in CDTI involved

Adamaoua I 172 133 3 Djohong, Ngaoundéré, Tibati Adamaoua ll 190 146 4 Bankim, Banyo, Meiganga, Tignère

Centre I 281 264 5 Bafia, Monatélé, Ndikinimeki, Ntui, Yoko Centre ll 151 35 2 Mbandjock, Nanga-Eboko Centre lll 111 81 8 Ebebda, Elig-Mfomo, Eseka, Esse, Ngog-Mapubi, Obala, Okala, Sa'a

East province 184 103 4 Bertoua, Betare Oya, Lomie, Messamena Far North province 68 66 3 Koza, Mokolo, Roua

Littoral I 306 115 5 Loum, Manjo, Mbanga, Melong, Nkongsamba Littoral ll 248 113 b Edea, Ndom, Ngambe, Nkondjock, Pouma, Yabassi North province 338 129 6 Lagd0, Ngong, Poli, Rey Bouba, Tchollire, Touboro Northwest province 1725 625 17 Ako, Bafut, Bali, Bamenda, Batibo, Benakuma, Fundong, Kumbo East, Kumbo West, Mbengwi, Ndop, Ndu, Njikwa, Nkambe, Santa, ïubah, Wum South province 239 216 5 Ambam, Djoum, Meyomessala, Sangmelima, Zoetele Bangem, Buea, Konye, Kumba, Limbe, Mbonge, Muyuka, Nguti, Tiko, Southwest I 562 216 10 Tombel Southwest ll 260 115 7 Akwaya, Ekondo Titi, Eyumojock, Fontem, Mamfe, Mundemba, Wa- bane West province 3327 721 19 Bafang, Baham, Bamendjou, Bandja, Bandjoun, Bangangte, Batcham, Dschang, Foumban, Foumbot, Galim, Kekem, Kouoptamouo, Malan- touen, Massangam, Mbouda, Mifl, Penka Michel, Santchou Total 8162 3078 104 (9ÿ BURUIT{DI corrunities ! * t which distributed ivermectin and population treated, 2006 Name of CDTI projec{ Number !.6 | of commu- Numbe of Commu. Geographic Totat poputation Number of Per- Therapeutic nities at high I E I risk nities treated coverage (%) at high risk sons treated coverage (%) - Bururi ! lf 76 76 100 2st 642 158 760 61.6 Bubanza 472274 71.9 l.g [:A:::'&Torat ':f tr 133 ,8,,Zii 125799 62.8 E I 368 368 1oo 1 114uto 756 833 68 lËI lEl Isl FI

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Therapeutic coverage, 2006 Figure 2: Number of communities and persons trsated by GDTI projects ïotal population living in meso/hyper 1 114 870 endemic (red) areas 1,000,000 Er PBou rètcd {- Canmuiris Number persons HÈd of treated : 756 833 900.000

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Total number of HWs : 132 0 2005 HWs supporting communities at peripheral level,2006 Name of cDTl projec{ Number of HWs Number of Number of districts Districts implementing CDTI in the area HWs involved involved in CDTI o - Bururi 87 44 Burambi, Bururi, Buyengero, q)É 6 Rumonge, Songa, Vyanda - Cibitoke et Bu- c) 11 Bubanza, Bugânda, Bukinanyena, Gihanga, Mabayi, Mpanda, banza Mugina, Mumi, Musigati, Rugazi, Rugombo o - Rutana 90 57 6 Bukemba, Giharo, Gitanga, Kayogoro, Mpinga Kayove, Rutana Total 177 101 23 v@r ANGOLA

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- NOTF's HQ support 1 - Vector elimination project 0 - Number of districts implementing CDTI 3t NGDO partners World Vision, Malters, Sole

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Number of communities in meso/hyper 766 endemic (red) areas Number of communities treated 360 Coverage (%) 47.0% *-à,b. Therapeutic coverage, 2006 0 f00 8OO Xltoh.t.r. .- Total population living in meso/hyper 370 209 endemic (red) areas Figure 2: Number of communities and persons treated by CDTI projec{s Number of persons heated 1 23 453 ----j-: Coverage (%) 33.3%

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