Next-Generation IRS Project

Next-Generation IRS Project

Next-generation IRS project Stakeholders Meeting Liverpool Next-generation IRS project Stakeholder Forum September 19, 2019, Liverpool 2 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS in Mali 3 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS implementation - Mali District 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Koulikoro Fana Barouéli Ségou Bla Mopti Bandiagara Bankass Djenné control (no spray) pyrethroid bendiocarb pirimiphos-methyl Source: World Malaria Report 2018. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2018. License: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO. The dominant vector populations, Anopheles gambiae, are highly resistant to pyrethroids 4 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS copay-supported volumes - Mali Estimated increase in the number of Mali first participated in 2016. Since then, NgenIRS investments have people protected because of NgenIRS increased the number of people protected by third-generation IRS (3GIRS) investments (Since 2016 – Across products substantially Africa) 90.0 823,000 people 80.0 77.5m protected in 70.0 48.6% 2017 increase 665,000 60.0 people 52.1m 50.0 protected in 2018 40.0 789,000 People covered people 30.0 protected in 2016 570–1,150 20.0 deaths 10.0 prevented 0.0 Likely leading to… 190,000– - 385,000 clinical cases With payco & prevented At full price discountedprice 5 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS impact - Mali Observational analysis of impact of IRS (including 3GIRS) from 2011-2014 in Ségou: 31% reduction in malaria cases reporting to health facilities in IRS districts vs. non-IRS districts Shift of IRS operation in 2015 and 2017, led to an increased number of cases: 70% 130% increase in cases after removal of IRS in increase in cases after removal of IRS in Bla in 2015 associated (excess of 5,600 Barouéli in 2017 (excess of 6,400 cases) cases) 6 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS impact - Mali Introduction of IRS in 2017 in Mopti, led to a decrease in number of cases in 2017-2018: 40% reduction in incidence over 4 months after introducing IRS in Mopti(~3,800 cases averted at health facilities) Combining IRS and drug-based interventions leads to a greater impact than either strategy alone; all age malaria incidence rates from community health facilities in 2014: 33% 29% 45% fewer cases reported in communities fewer cases reported in fewer cases reported in communities with IRS (491 fewer cases per 10,000 communities with SMC (352 fewer with IRS+SMC (617 fewer cases per person-months) cases per 10,000 person-months). 10,000 person-months). 7 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives 3GIRS impact - Mali In 2017, PMI/AIRS IRS operations were shifted from Ségou Region to Mopti Region 130% increase in incidence after the removal of 3GIRS from Ségou 50% decrease in incidence after the introduction of 3GIRS in Mopti Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives Next Steps for IRS - Mali • Update of the epidemiological profile of malaria in Mali • Adapt the implementation of the different strategies based on the new epidemiological profile • Continue to monitor vector susceptibility to IRS and ITN insecticides • Continue IRS implementation in Mopti • Pilot the introduction of IG2 ITN in some districts of Sikasso Region combined with operational research 13 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS in Ghana 14 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS implementation in Ghana • The AngloGold Ashanti Malaria Control Programme (AGAMal) began activities in 2006 and the PMI/AIRS program in 2008. • IRS is now implemented in four of the ten regions in Ghana—Northern, Ashanti, Upper East and Upper West. • Insecticide resistance concerns in Ghana prompted a switch from pyrethroids to Actellic® 300CS in 2012. 15 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS implementation in Ghana Region District 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Wa West Wa Municipal Wa East Sissala West UPPER WEST Nadowli Jirapa - Lambussie Lawra Sissala East Builsa (North and South) Bolgatanga Kassena Nankana * Talensi Nabdam UPPER EAST Bawku West Bongo Bawku Municipal Garu Tempane Obuasi Municipal Amansie Central ASHANTI Adansi South Adansi North Chereponi Saboba Gushiegu Karaga Savelugu Nanton NORTHERN Bunkpurugu-Yunyoo East Mamprusi Kumbungu-Tolon West Mamprusi Source: World Malaria Report 2018. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2018. License: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO. Mamprugu Moaduri carbamate neonicotinoid The dominant vector populations, Anopheles gambiae, are highly resistant to pyrethroids organophosphate pyrethroid 16 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS copay-supported volumes - Ghana Ghana first participated in 2017. Since then, NgenIRS investments have increased the number of people protected by third-generation IRS (3GIRS) products substantially 1.8 million people protected in 2017 2.0 million people protected in 2018 580–1,200 deaths prevented 220,000– 430,000 Likely leading to… clinical cases prevented 17 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives 3GIRS impact - Ghana IRS with organophosphate is still effective in northern Ghana: 46% reduction in malaria cases reporting to health facilities in IRS vs. non- IRS districts of the Northern Region from 2015–2017 (140,000 cases averted) In Upper East Region, the suspension of IRS in 2014, led to an increased number of cases in 2015; and reintroduction in 2017 led to a reduction: 115% 33% minimum increase in malaria cases across all reduction of cases in July and August compared to 2016 districts in Upper East Region when 3GIRS was after the reintroduction of IRS in Builsa and Kassena suspended in 2015 districts of Upper East Region in 2017 18 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives 3GIRS impact - Ghana • 46% protective effect of 3GIRS from 2015–2017 (June–September) • ~ 140,000 fewer cases 2015–2016 2017 Protective effect = percentage reduction in incidence in IRS vs. non- IRS districts Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS removal impact - Ghana Average Monthly Incidence 2014‒2016 1400 In 2015, IRS operations were months months - 1200 suspended in the Upper East Region. 1000 800 IRS in 2014 600 400 200 Average Monthly Incidence of Average Incidence Confirmed Monthly Cases per 10,000 person 0 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC Month 2014 IRS 2015 no-IRS 2016 no IRS 21 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives Next steps for IRS - Ghana The prices attained from the NgenIRS project will be stable • Ghana will continue to do IRS in the areas which we are currently undertaking IRS in 2020 • Beyond 2020, we intend to request for the same resources as a minimum for our country in the FG malaria grant as well as the PMI grant • The country will stratify the districts based on the data we have and target interventions in our new strategic plan (to be developed 1st quarter 2020) • We will advocate for resources to cover areas where IRS is needed but we have not covered, possibly looking at domestic resources 23 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS in Mozambique 24 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS implementation - Mozambique District 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Quelimane Nicoadala Namacurra Mocuba Morrumbala/Derre Milange/Molumbo Maganja da Costa Mopeia Control - No IRS DDT Pyrethroid Ogranophospate Neonicatinoid Source: World Malaria Report 2018. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2018. License: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO. The dominant vector populations show emerging resistance to pyrethroids 25 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives NgenIRS copay-supported volumes - Mozambique Mozambique first participated in 2017. Since then, NgenIRS investments have kept the number of people protected by third-generation IRS (3GIRS) products substantially 5.4 million people protected in 2017 5.1 million people protected in 2018 2,000 – 4,000 deaths prevented Likely leading to… 600,000 – 1,300,000 clinical cases prevented 26 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS impact - Mozambique Cluster randomized trial in Mozambique: The impact of 3GIRS in addition to standard LLINs 63%–85% reduction in total An. funestus densities in IRS clusters Photo: Kenissony Varela 27 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS impact - Mozambique Cluster randomized trial in Mozambique: The impact of 3GIRS in addition to standard LLINs 20% reduction in cohort incidence of new malaria cases in IRS clusters Photo: CISM 28 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives IRS impact - Mozambique Passive case detection during the RCT Approximately 20,000 all-ages cases averted at health facilities in 22 months Adjusted for a health care utilization rate of 56%1 = estimated 35,000 total cases averted 1. According to the 2015 MIS, in Zambezia 56.9% of all febrile children under 5 sought care at a formal health facility 29 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives Next Steps for IRS - Mozambique • Finalize the analysis and prepare the following: oIRS costing oIRS cost-efectiveness oEpidemiological IRS impact oEntomological IRS impact • Other secondary analyses • Cross-sectional studies based on ANC prevalence 31 Building Partnerships Creating Solutions Saving Lives.

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