African Region- priorities to reach the 2020 measles elimination goal.

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African Region- priorities to reach the 2020 measles elimination goal. Dr Balcha Masresha WHO Regional office for Africa Sept 2012

Regional Committee resolution on Measles Elimination. Sept 2011

Measles case reports & MCV1 coverage (WHO-UNICEF estimates). AFR Follow up SIAs Catch up SIAs 64% of case reports in 2010 = from Malawi 69% of case reports in 2011= from DR Congo

Number of countries according to MCV1 coverage category. 2009 - 2011 Number of countries according to MCV1 coverage category. 2009 - 2011. (WHO UNICEF coverage estimates) MCV1 coverage category Number of countries 2009 2010 2011 >90% 16 80 – 89 % 4 7 70 – 79% 11 8 10 60 – 69% 9 5 <60% 6

MCV2 introduction in AFR. August 2012 A total 30 countries are expected to introduce MCV2 by end 2015.

Measles SIAs. AFR. 2012 SIAs reached 17 million children (Jan - Aug 2012) in 10 countries Additional 22.3 million to be reached by the end of 2012 in 5 more countries Including wide age group SIAs in 3 countries

SIAs admin coverage against 95% coverage target (in 2011 - 2012)

Local funding for measles SIAs, 2011 - 2012 NB: A total of USD 18 million PLUS raised locally by these countries in 2011 - 2012

Measles case reports and MCV1 coverage (WHO UNICEF estimates). Ghana

Measles case reports and MCV1 coverage (WHO UNICEF estimates). Kenya

Measles case reports and MCV1 coverage (WHO UNICEF estimates). Nigeria

Measles case reports and MCV1 coverage (WHO UNICEF estimates). DR Congo. 2000 - 2011

Trends in weekly measles case reporting. DR Congo, 2010 – week 33, 2012 ZS en épidémie (80) ZS en alerte (5) jeudi 29 novembre 2018 Source: DLM

Measles surveillance performance. 2010 – 2012. AFR Performance indicators/ parameters 2010 2011 2012 (Jan 1 - Aug 10) Number of reporting countries 42 43 Number of suspected measles cases reported 163,575 74,896 32,449 Number of confirmed measles cases 127,422 32,323 12,964 Non-measles febrile rash illness (target >2/ 100,000 population ) 3.7 4.4 2.9 % countries meeting target for NMFRI rate 25/42 (60%) 22/42 (51%) 25/43 (58%) % districts reporting > 1 case with blood sample (target >80%) 84% 81% 76% % countries meeting target for district reporting 29/42 (69%) 23/43 (53%) 19/43 (44%) Incidence of confirmed measles per 100,000 population 16.5 4.2 1.5

Status vis-a-vis 2012 pre-elimination targets (as of end 2011) Indicator Proportion Countries with MCV1 coverage in 2010 (WHO UNICEF estimates) of 90% or more 35% Countries with at least 80% districts reporting MCV1 coverage of 80% or more in 2010 7% Countries with at least 90% districts reporting 95% or more SIAs coverage in 2009 -2011 23% Countries with at least 80% districts reporting suspected measles cases in 2011 53% Countries with a NMFRI rate of at least 2 per 100,000 population in 2011 51% Countries with incidence of confirmed measles of less than 5 cases per million population in 2011 56%

Main Challenges Measles outbreaks in the face of: gaps in immunisation systems Shifting epidemiological susceptibility towards older age groups Gaps in local and partner resource mobilisation Multiple social and health sector priorities at country level Polio eradication, HIV-AIDS, epidemics, health worker attrition, NUVI

Priorities for the Region Strengthening routine immunisation systems SIAs targeting susceptible population groups Resource implications Strong advocacy at regional and global level Introducing rubella vaccines

Opportunities ahead for measles elimination in AFR Efforts to reprogram/ realign HSS support to immunisation program outcomes Focus on CAR, CHA, DRC, ETH, GUB, GUI, NIE, NIG, UGA, ZAM GAVI support: for SIAs in selected countries ETH, NIE, DRC in 2013 for wide age group MR SIAs for outbreak response

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