Progress towards Malaria Elimination in South Africa. Durban, South Africa 10 September 2011

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Progress towards Malaria Elimination in South Africa Durban, South Africa 10 September 2011

Outline 1. Malaria Elimination Strategy 2. Systematic Approach to Elimination in South Africa 3. Malaria Situation in South Africa 4. Interventions for Malaria Elimination 5. Plans for 2011 6. Challenges and Way Forward

Malaria Elimination Strategy

Goals and Objectives of the 2011-2018 Malaria Strategic Plan Goal: Reduce local malaria transmission to zero by 2018 Objectives: 100% ACT coverage by 2011 onwards; Scale-up IVM (>90% IRS; 100% LLINs in targeted areas by 2015); Scale-up surveillance (Active:100% cases investigated within 7 days or reporting; Passive: 100% of cases notified within 24 hours of diagnosis, by 2013); Scale-up EPR (all outbreaks investigated within 2 weeks of detection by 2013); 100% of risk groups targeted with appropriate IEC; and Strengthen human resource capacity at all levels (100% of identified positions filled and appropriately capacitated).

A Systematic Approach to Elimination in South Africa

From Control to Elimination SPR < 5 per 1000 fever cases <1 case/1000 population at risk/year 0 locally acquired cases WHO certification 3 years Control & Consolidation Pre-elimination Elimination Prevention of reintroduction 1 st program reorientation 2 nd program reorientation SPR: slide positivity rate

District Incidence Stratified Against Elimination Continuum (Incidence /1000 population at risk) Province District Province District LIMPOPO MPUMALANGA CAPRICORN (0.00-0.12) MOPANI (0.15-13.09) SEKHUKHUNE (0.00-0.06) VHEMBE (0.33-12.74) EHLANZENI (0.11-0.51) GERT SIBANDE (0.00) NKANGALA (0.00) KWAZULU-NATAL Cases > 5 cases/1000 Control AMAJUBA UMZINYATHI, ETHEKWINI and others (0.01) ZULULAND (0.01) UMKHANYAKUDE (0.12) uthungulu (0.04) Phases < 5 cases/1000 Pre-elimination < 1case/1000 Elimination 0 Cases Prevention of Reintroduction

A Systematic Approach to Malaria Elimination A Systematic Approach to Malaria Elimination 1. National Malaria Review Establish the status of the Malaria Control Programme in South Africa Establish baselines for major impact indicators and targets 4. Malaria Elimination Implementation Plan Define key activities Identify key stakeholders Define key roles and responsibilities Define targets for implementation 2. Malaria Elimination Strategic Plan High-level vision and strategy for the malaria elimination program Defined major impact indicators and targets 5. Resource Mobilisation Develop concept paper for resource mobilization for national elimination efforts Sources Government Donors Partners 3. Malaria Elimination M&E Plan Defined and detailed impact indicators Defined and detailed process indicators Defined and detailed output/outcome indicators Responsibilities for M&E 6. Implementation of Malaria Elimination (re-orientation) Implement with partners Monitor and evaluate Report- government and scientific community

Malaria Situation in South Africa

1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 NUMBER OF MALARIA CASES 70000 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA MALARIA CASES 1971 2010 60000 50000 40000 30000 20000 10000 0 YEAR

Malaria Cases in South Africa 2000 2010 70000 60000 50000 40000 30000 KZN MP LP 20000 10000 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Between 2000 & 2010, mortality reduced by 96%; morbidity by 89%

Number of Malaria Cases Case Importation 10000 Limpopo Case Importation 2000-2010 9000 8000 7000 6000 5000 4000 Imported Untraceable Local 3000 2000 1000 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Year

Interventions for Malaria Elimination

Interventions: Surveillance Interventions Control programme Pre-elimination programme Elimination programme Surveillance Improve surveillance, national and provincial coverage Country and provincial profiles Malaria surveys Commodity tracking (drugs, insecticides, RDTs, etc) Monitoring of expenditure Elimination database GIS-based database on cases, interventions and vectors Active case detection Classification of malaria cases Central records bank Genotyping, isolate bank Malaria information surveys and other evidence generating activities/research Immediate notification of cases Case investigation and classification Foci investigation and classification Routine genotyping Malaria surveys Immediate notification of cases Meteorological monitoring

Interventions: Epidemic Preparedness and Response Interventions Control programme Pre-elimination programme Elimination programme EPR Meteorological monitoring Early warning and detection systems Seasonal planning Epidemic preparedness and response within 2 weeks of detection (strengthen) Malaria early warning systems (MEWS), Meteorological monitoring Early warning and detection systems Seasonal planning Epidemic response Meteorological monitoring Early warning and detection systems Seasonal planning Epidemic response

Interventions: Vector Control Intervention Control programme Pre-elimination programme Elimination programme Vector Control Develop IVM guidelines GIS mapping of localities Transmission reduction through high (90%) population coverage of IRS Entomological surveillance (prevalence, distribution and behaviour) Insecticide resistance monitoring GIS mapping of localities Total (90%) coverage by IRS in targeted areas (foci) Entomological surveillance Insecticide resistance monitoring Implement IVM guidelines in specific situations Insecticide resistance management implementation GIS mapping of localities Total (100%) coverage by IRS in targeted areas (foci) IVM as a complementary measure in specific situations Entomological surveillance Insecticide resistance monitoring

Interventions: Health Promotion Intervention Control programme Pre-elimination programme Elimination programme Health Promotion Develop a communication strategy for malaria elimination Advocacy for malaria elimination Traditional healers including Health Promotion (HP) Case Management Personal protection KAP surveys (xenophobia, taking of blood) Coverage indicators Ongoing KAP Integrated vector management (IVM) in context of community participation Advocacy for malaria elimination Intensify HP IVM in context of community participation Community Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses (IMCI) Intensify HP IVM in context of community participation Prevention of malaria in travellers

Interventions: Programme Management Intervention Control programme Pre-elimination programme Elimination programme Programme Management Partnerships strengthening procurement, supply management Resource mobilisation (human resource, financial and commodity) Regional initiative Cross-border initiative Integration with health programmes for delivery of interventions Domestic/external funding Develop costed implementation plans each province Legislation (regulation) on malaria Regional initiative support control activities Mobilisation of domestic funding Establish Malaria Elimination Committee Advocacy for malaria elimination Functional Malaria Elimination Committee Advocacy for malaria elimination

Plans for 2011

Action for 2011 Develop a malaria elimination monitoring and evaluation plan Draft Malaria Active Case Detection Guidelines Conduct active case detection pilot Train Malaria Control staff on EPR Develop a GIS map for vector and parasites Strengthen the malaria information system

Challenges Summary of challenges Shortage of skilled human resources Entomological Capacity Information officers Streamlining of malaria information systems Regular data analysis to inform provincial and district programmes Need for strong monitoring and evaluation tool General Challenges Surveys to support DOH Policy Importation of malaria cases Migrant populations IEC (target messages)

Areas for research Areas for Research Risk factors for local malaria transmission Insecticide Resistance studies Drug Resistance studies Quality Assurance of RDTs and Microscopy Role of ITMs in elimination KAPs to determine community perceptions on malaria Feasibility of border screening for prevention of re-introduction Feasibility of ACD in low transmission settings

Questions / Discussion Eliminating malaria needs change in mindset, change in game plan and renewed energy. There is no time better than now to rid South Africa of malaria...