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Skip Navigation LinksHome > Distributions > Africa > Congo (Dem. Rep.) > Tshopo Province, 2023

Tshopo Province, 2023, Congo (Dem. Rep.)  

Summary

Nets: 2,426,700 LLINs
When: Oct 23
Distributed by:  NMCP/Various


2.4 million nets will be distributed in all 23 Health Zones to achieve universal coverage (all sleeping spaces covered) across a population of some 4.3 million people.
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Donations

Pre-Distribution

Distribution

Post-Distribution
 

Donations funding nets     view donations funding non-net costs

We allocate donations individually to specific distributions. This is consistent with being accountable and transparent with the funds we receive. It also allows donors to engage with a net distribution by being able to follow the progress of the nets they have funded. A distribution is typically divided into a series of locations.

Summary

  • 0 donations from 0 donors in 0 countries
  • Smallest donation: 1.00, largest donation: 0
  • (*Figures are 'to date' as funds are still being allocated)

Locations

Click on a location to view the donations that funded it.

Survey status

Surveys 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.

  • Expected
  • Not expected
  • Very good/good
  • Acceptable
  • Not OK
  • Partner Refused
# LLINs LocationWhenStatus
51,450   Bafwagbogbo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
58,150   Bafwasende ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
106,250   Banalia ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
74,550   Basali ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
128,450   Basoko ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
80,300   Bengamisa ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
119,500   Isangi ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
140,300   Kabondo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
77,550   Lowa ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
132,300   Lubunga ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
271,850   Makiso-Kisangani ZdS, Tshopo Pro… Oct 23 Status
163,800   Mangobo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status

Survey status

Surveys 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.

  • Expected
  • Not expected
  • Very good/good
  • Acceptable
  • Not OK
  • Partner Refused
# LLINs LocationWhenStatus
95,700   Opala ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
47,150   Opienge ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
110,300   Tshopo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
78,900   Ubundu ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
57,450   Wanie Rukula ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
119,650   Yabaondo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
65,150   Yahisuli ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
144,600   Yahuma ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
118,200   Yakusu ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
107,300   Yaleko ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status
77,850   Yalimbongo ZdS, Tshopo Province Oct 23 Status

Distribution status

Distribution status

The bednet distribution programmes go through a number of different states from being manufactured to being installed over a head/bed:
  • Pre-manufacture
  • Being manufactured
  • Ready at factory
  • En-route to country
  • Arrived in country
  • En-route to zone
  • Being distributed
  • Distribution complete

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