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Cost-effectiveness and Sustainability of co-implementation of Community-directed Treatment for Schistosomiasis and Soil Transmitted Helminth infections in Children and Pregnant Women in Zambia (Junior Fellowship: Dr. Hikabasa Halwindi)

Projektnummer

0056153

Zusammenfassung

Soil-transmitted helminth infections and schistosomiasis prevalences of up to 80% have been reported in Zambia. Deworming programs target all school age children (SAC), under-five children and pregnant women, through health facilities and schools. However, coverage is poor in certain areas of the country. New approaches like the community-directed treatment (CDT) need to be introduced to raise coverage. In Zambia CDT was piloted in 2006 and 2007 in under-five children in two rural communities. There is therefore, need to test the effectiveness and sustainability of different CDT strate...

Projektinformationen

Status:

Beendet

Startdatum:

01.06.2012

Enddatum:

31.05.2015

Fördersumme:

98.900 €

Profilbereich:

Beendete Förderinitiativen

Förderinitiative:

Wissen für morgen - Kooperative Forschungsvorhaben im sub-saharischen Afrika