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Scaling-up effective malaria interventions reduced malaria-related burden at health facilities by over 75% within 5 years.
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Targeted free mass distribution of LLINs can result in high and equitable bed net coverage among children under five. However, in order to sustain high effective coverage, there is need for complimentary distribution strategies between mass distribution campaigns.