Anambra State Post-Campaign Net Tracking Survey

Anambra LLIN campaign evaluation
• Net hanging was not very high with only 61.1% of campaign nets hanging but this was
mainly due to motivational problems and nets not being needed rather than people not
knowing how to hang the net as only 6.8% of households reported such difficulties in
hanging.
• Once the decision was taken to hang the net, use was good and nets were used very
frequently suggesting that addressing the general motivation to use nets (net culture) is
the main problem in Anambra State.
• Achieved coverage with at least two LLIN per household – the national indicator for
universal coverage – was quite high with 68.2%, but short of the 80% target. However,
if the “one net for every two people” criteria was used, universal coverage was only
42.9% and this is due to the limitation of two nets per household irrespective of
household size.
• While there is evidence that the BCC component was effective in supporting net hanging
and use, it was obviously lacking in intensity.
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