Survey | Salient findings |
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Achievements of National Malaria Control Program, 20121 | • The LLIN coverage in farms was through a strategy of distributing the nets to farm owners through a net loaning scheme. In 2012, a reported 2109 farm owners employing 15 768 migrants received 244 678 LLINs and 5044 hammock nets • 99.7% of households reporting having at least one net of any type • 77.8% of households having at least one insecticide-treated net • 53% of households in at risk areas had sufficient nets (one net per two people) |
Cambodian malaria survey in 20132 | • 49.9% reported sleeping under an insecticide-treated net the previous night • 57.3%, living in less than 2 km from the forest reporting sleeping under an LLIN the previous night • 43% of people who slept overnight in the forest in the previous six months reporting using an ITN on their last trip to the forest |
Survey by PSI Cambodia in 2013, in plantations in 17 malaria endemic provinces | • 40% had experience with net lending schemes • Over 70% of all workers come with their families while very few enterprises (20%) had health services for their workers on site. Of those with on-site health facilities, only 22% and 34% respectively had malaria testing and treatment services available3. |
KAP Survey by PFD, 2014 | • 69% (20% ITN, 46% LLIN, 3% treated hammock net) of plantation and company workers in Koh Kong and Kratie provinces slept under a treated net the previous night |