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Accomplishments
Cote d’Ivoire stopped mass drug administration (MDA) for lymphatic filariasis in 70% of endemic health districts (HDs); 69 out of 99 HDs as of FY22 (October 2021 – September 2022). 20 more HDs are due to conduct stop MDA surveys (TAS1) in June 2023.
Côte d’Ivoire has been conducting annual mass drug administration (MDA) to eliminate lymphatic filariasis in all 99 endemic districts since 2016. In 2021, all endemic districts successfully completed at least five high coverage MDA and are currently conducting impact assessment surveys to determine improvement in infection prevalence and interruption of transmission of the causative parasite.
Although baseline mapping for trachoma only started in 2015, 60% of all districts in the country have now been mapped. 50% have already completed their MDA rounds as of FY21 (October 2020 – September 2021).
Standard Disease-Specific Indicators as of FY21
FY21 is October 2020 through September 2021
LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS
No ever-endemic districts have stopped MDA as of FY21
(i.e. have passed stop MDA survey, TAS1 (First Transmission Assessment Survey))
No ever-endemic districts in post-surveillance phase as of FY21
(i.e. have passed last surveillance survey, TAS3 (third Transmission Assessment Survey))
No persons no longer at risk as of FY21 among those who were ever at risk
TRACHOMA
of ever-endemic districts have stopped MDA as of FY21
(i.e. have passed stop MDA survey, TIS (Trachoma Impact Survey))*
*Roughly 50% of districts not yet mapped for Trachoma
of ever-endemic districts in post-MDA surveillance phase as of FY21
(i.e. have passed surveillance survey, TSS (Trachoma Surveillance Survey))
of persons no longer at risk as of FY21 among those who were ever at risk
Onchoceriasis
of ever endemic districts have been treated at least once as of FY21
(in cases where a country has more treated districts reported than, ever endemic, the adjusted percent is 100%)
Schistosomiasis*
of ever endemic districts have been treated at least once as of FY21
*SCH is not supported by USAID
SOIL-TRANSMITTED Helminthiasis*
of ever endemic districts have been treated at least once as of FY21
*STH is not supported by USAID