
Distribution of insecticide-treated nets (LLINs)
Long-lasting insecticidal nets handed out to households, both in mass campaigns and through routine distribution.
3 952 545nets distributed during the 2025 campaign
34health districts covered by the campaign
690 410nets supplied through routine distribution in 2025
Reference year: 2025. Source: Annual epidemiological bulletin 2025.
Objectives
Why this intervention
- Improve people’s access to prevention tools.
- Reduce malaria morbidity, particularly during the high-transmission season.
- Cover the entire border area through a campaign synchronised with the Gambia.
Beneficiaries
Who it is for
- Households registered in the mass campaign districts.
- People in regions not covered by the campaign, through routine distribution: notably Dakar, Saint-Louis, Thiès, Louga, Fatick and Diourbel.
- Border villages within 5 km of the Gambian border, on the Senegalese side.
In the field
How it works
- 1
Registration
Households are registered and the quantities to be handed out are validated on a digital platform.
- 2
Distribution
Community workers scan the QR code on the voucher to find the household and hand over its nets.
- 3
Monitoring
Digitisation strengthens the monitoring of field activities in every district; committees handle omissions and complaints.
2025 results
What the campaign achieved
- 3,952,545 nets distributed out of 4,137,700 received from central level.
- Digitisation scaled up in every campaign district.
- Implemented in sync with the Gambia, with a shared data visualisation platform.
- 61% of households owned at least one insecticide-treated net in the latest national survey (DHS 2023).
News
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