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Guinguineo, Fatick Region, Senegal

LLINs

What is a Long-Lasting Insecticidal Net (LLIN)?

An LLIN is a mosquito net impregnated with insecticide.

The insecticide is cleverly bound within the fibres that make up the netting and is 'slow released' over a 4-5 year period. Hence 'long lasting'.

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11,200 LLINs

Jun-Aug 09
Distributed by
Red Cross

Status
Distribution complete

Distribution status

The bednet distribution programmes go through a number of different states from being manufactured to being installed over a head/bed:

Being manufactured
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Sponsors 1 to 25 of 507

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Sponsor/Donor	Location	Country	Message	Amount
Anonymous	London	England		£1,000.00
John Ainley	Oldham	England	Thanks everyone for your generous donations for...	£3,846.15
Ankur Miglani	London	England		£12.82
Neha Mehta	London	England		£6.41
Cady Stanton Students ...	Seneca Falls...	USA	Great group effort every one!	US$88.00
Anonymous	Hiram	USA		US$10.00
Amir Shakya	Hiram	USA		US$15.00
Anonymous	massachusetts	USA	You have a great attitude toward helping others!	US$10.00
Alexandra Lord	Mississauga	Canada		CAN$100.00
Alice & Gunnar Knapp	Anchorage, AK	USA	Go Kaelan and UC Santa Barbara Gauchos!	US$100.00
Stephanie Martin	Anchorage	USA	Go Kaelan!	US$50.00
Gavin	London	England	Keep on flappin' Rob	£64.10
Anonymous	cardiff	Wales		£6.41
Munster Fan	The Kingdom	Ireland	I love flappers	£100.00
Sonja Bailey	London	New Zealand		£6.41
Mike Gibson	Teddington	England		£25.64
Pentland Finchley	London	England		£150.00
Rohan Vanigasooriyar	Toronto	Canada		CAN$100.00
PwC - Leeds	Leeds	England		£217.95
Anonymous	Hiram, OH	USA		US$25.00
Sarah Hurlburt	Boston	USA	GO Skeeter Beaters!!!! Down with Malaria!!!	US$20.00
Helen Ogilvie	London	England		£6.41
Anonymous	St Jean Cap ...	France		€ 500.00
Alix	London	Wales	Good luck, last time I swam a mile was in prima...	£12.82
José	Valencia	Spain	Animo campeon	€ 4.00

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Photos and Videos

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Volunteers in the Fatick region of Senegal registered recipients and handed out vouchers door-to-door.

Registration and voucher handout took place in conjuction with vitamin A and deworming treatments for children in Fatick.

7,600 bed nets were distributed throughout this part of the Fatick region in late June, 2009.

A donation point with enough nets so that all children under 5 will receive one.

Children under age 5 and pregnant women were the focus of this LLIN distribution throughout Senegal.	In 2006, 37% of all children under 5 in Senegal were afflicted by malaria. The goal of this distribution was to reduce instances of malaria in young, at-risk children.	One man receives a new LLIN while another presents a voucher.	Red Cross teams led the distribution in Senegal.	This mom takes a huge step to protect her young baby. The new net will greatly reduce the child's risk for malaria.
A volunteer opens a bag to give out a brand new bed net.	Horses helped transport packages of LLINs easily throughout the region.	Children and families wait with their vouchers at a distribution site.	Men carry packages of bed nets that will protect these young Senegalese children.	Many volunteers helped make this distribution effort possible.
A young boy receives a new LLIN at a distribution point.	A volunteer talks to a young mother about LLINs.	This mother received both a life-saving net and valuable education that will help her children.	A volunteer removes a new nets for a recipient and informs her about proper hanging in order to maximize the net's effectiveness at preventing malaria.	2 million LLINs were distributed throughout the nation, including 40,000 in the Fatick region.

Photoset editor: Kelly Pilger

Pre-distribution information

Senegal is particularly badly affected by malaria. A 2006 malaria survey indicated 37% of children under 5 had had an episode of fever or convulsions, clinical indicators for a case of malaria.

A two million net nationwide distribution campaign will take place in June 2009 to achieve protection of all children under 5 and pregnant women, those most vulnerable to malaria.

As part of that campaign 40,000 nets will be distributed in five areas in the Fatick region (Dioffior 11,000 nets; Foundiougne 7,600 nets and Guinguineo 11,200 nets) and the Thies region (Popenguine 7,200 nets and Joal Fadiouth 3,000 nets) where malaria is endemic and seasonal.

Red Cross teams will carry out the distribution of the 40,000 nets.

Documentation (pdf)

Distribution Proposal (113 kb)

Shipping Documentation (390 kb)

Post-distribution information

The distribution was completed successfully as planned.

Documentation (pdf)

Immediate Report (815 kb)

Follow-up surveys

These take place 6, 18, 30 and 42 months post-distribution. A survey of 50 households provides sample information on what proportion of nets continue to be used, if they are used correctly and the state of the nets.

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