Madagascar (2013): [Malaria Indicator Survey: MIS] measuring [Malaria related indicator] among [Women 15-49; Children under five; Pregnant women] in [Endemic zones Nationally]. Round [2].

Malaria is one of the leading causes of morbidity, mortality and hospital admissions in Madagascar. the country conducted a crosssectional survey every two years to evaluate i mpact of malaria program implemented in Madagascar by NMCP. The objective of this MIS are to inform the RBM committee and the donors on the following reas: -Malaria and anemia prevalence, -Owning LLIN, -LLIN use, -Malaria case management among under five, -Coverage on IRS, -Use of IPT among pregnant women, -Some indicators on knowledge The baseline data was collected in 2011 and the first follow-up survey was done in 2013. Both surveys used the same methodology. This study excluded 3 Districts in central highland and the areas with an altitude more than 1,500 meters. In 2013, the sample size is approximately 9068 households to be visited. This sample size were selected in 284 EAs.