Malaria risk stratification identifies geographical areas that are at a potential risk of malaria transmission based on the recent malaria burden, receptivity characteristics, and the potential vulnerability of the area to malaria. Malaria risk stratification is a prerequisite for a rational targeted intervention and an essential step for an effective and efficient resource mobilization.
Risk Wards as of Micro-stratification 2020
- Total High Risk Wards: 28
- Total Moderate Risk Wards: 125
Provinces
- Province 1: Total High Risk Wards = 0,Total Moderate Risk Wards = 0
- Province 2: Total High Risk Wards = 1, Total Moderate Risk Wards = 1
- Bagmati Province: Total High Risk Wards = 0, Total Moderate Risk Wards = 0
- Gandaki Province: Total High Risk Wards = 0, Moderate Risk Wards = 1
- Province 5: Total High Risk Wards = 3, Total Moderate Risk Wards = 12
- Karnali Province: Total High Risk Wards = 6, Total Moderate Risk Wards = 18
- Sudurpashchim Province: Total High Risk Wards = 18, Total Moderate Risk Wards = 93
Districts | Municipalities (Wards) | Risk Type |
Saptari | Saptakoshi NP (11) | High (1) |
Saptakoshi NP (3) | Moderate (1) | |
Nawalparasi East | Gaidakot NP (18) | Moderate (1) |
Banke | Narainapur (3) | High (1) |
Bajnath (2); Duduwa (2); Kohalpur NP (12); Narainapur (6); Raptisonari (3) | Moderate (5) | |
Bardiya | Bansgadhi NP (1); Thakurbaba NP (4) | High (2) |
Bansgadhi NP (2); Thakurbaba NP (1, 2, 3) | Moderate (4) | |
Dang | Babai (7) | Moderate (1) |
Kapilbastu | Krishnanagar NP (6); Maharajgunj NP (4) | Moderate (2) |
Humla | Tanjakot (2, 3, 4) | High (3) |
Aadanchuli (5); Chankheli (2); Sarkeegad (2); Tanjakot (1) | Moderate (4) | |
Mugu | Khatyad (8, 10) | High (2) |
Khatyad (11); Soru (3, 5) | Moderate (3) | |
Salyan | Kalimati (3) | High (1) |
Surkhet | Bheriganga NP (1); Birendranagar NP (10, 11); Chaukune (8); Ghurbhakot NP (13); Lekhbesi NP (7, 9, 10); Panchapuri NP (3, 4, 9) | Moderate (11) |
Districts | Municipalities (Wards) | Risk Type |
Achham | Mangalsen NP (11); Safhebagar NP (10) | Moderate (2) |
Baitadi | Melauli NP (6, 7); Pancheswor (3, 4); Shibnath (2, 6) | High (6) |
Pancheshwor (2); Shibnath (1, 3, 4) | Moderate (4) | |
Bajura | Budinanda NP (1, 2, 5, 6, 7) | High (5) |
Himali (4, 6); Jagannath (1) | Moderate (3) | |
Dadeldhura | Parsuram NP (6, 5) | High (2) |
Aalital (5); Parsuram NP (4, 8, 9, 12) | Moderate (5) | |
Kailali | Bhajani NP (5); Dhangadi NP (9); Godawari NP (12) | High (3) |
Bardagoriya (1, 2, 5); Bhajani NP (7); Chure (4); Dhangadi NP (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, 14, 15, 18); Gauriganga NP (1, 2, 3, 5, 7); Godagodi NP (1, 3, 4); Godawari NP (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11); Janaki (3, 6, 9); Kailari (2, 4); LamkiChuha NP (4, 8); Tikapur NP (1, 2, 5, 6, 7) | Moderate (44) | |
Kanchanpur | Bhimdatta NP (1, 9) | High (2) |
Bedkot NP (4, 6); Belauri NP (1, 5, 6, 9, 10); Bhimdatta NP (2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 15, 18, 19); Krishnapur NP (1, 3, 4, 6, 7); Laljhadi (2); Mahakali NP (3, 4, 7, 8, 10); Purnabash NP (2, 9, 11); SuklaPhanta NP (1, 2, 5, 12) | Moderate (35) |
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