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The aim was to assess the effectiveness of community health worker programmes in reducing malaria incidence in Madagascar.

March 4, 2026Open Access

Community Health Worker Programmes in Madagascar: An Impact Assessment on Malaria Reduction

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The aim was to assess the effectiveness of community health worker programmes in reducing malaria incidence in Madagascar.
Utilised secondary data from government health records
Conducted comparative analysis of malaria rates pre- and post-CHW programme implementation
Analyzed CHW activity logs alongside malaria case reports
Notable reduction in malaria cases by approximately 20% over the study period
Effectiveness of CHW programmes in community health interventions was highlighted
Need for sustainable operational models and long-term impact studies was identified

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Evaluation shows reduction in malaria prevalence in Madagascar via community health worker programmes, suggesting effectiveness in health interventions.

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Andriamahasoa Rakotoariva (2006) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a7cd9dd48f933b5eeda256 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18830229

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Evaluation shows reduction in malaria prevalence in Madagascar via community health worker programmes, suggesting effectiveness in health interventions.

Community Health Worker Programmes in Madagascar: An Impact Assessment on Malaria Reduction

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Community Health Worker Programmes in Madagascar: An Impact Assessment on Malaria Reduction

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