article · Malaria Journal
Despite ongoing malaria control efforts, malaria prevalence remains substantial across sub-Saharan Africa, with notable regional and spatial disparities observed across areas with different bed net utilization patterns. These descriptive spatial findings highlight geographic heterogeneity in malaria burden and may help inform geographically targeted malaria control strategies. Strengthening access to insecticide-treated nets, improving community awareness, and prioritizing identified hotspot areas may contribute to strengthening malaria control efforts toward achieving global malaria reduction targets by 2030.
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DOI: 10.1186/s12936-026-05904-1
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