Resultados do país

The MBS was first implemented in Côte d’Ivoire from September through November 2018 and survey results were released in 2019. Through iterative survey improvements drawing on experiences in several other countries, Côte d’Ivoire fielded a second MBS from October through December 2023. Survey results were analyzed in coordination with the National Malaria Control Program and released in 2024. Both surveys were carried out by the Breakthrough ACTION project in Côte d’Ivoire in collaboration with the National Malaria Control Program, the U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative, and several other local organizations.

Zonas de estudo

Survey Zones and Respondents (2023)

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Respondentes individuais

Key Behavioral Determinants at a Glance (2023)

91%

das crianças menores de cinco anos com febre foram procurados cuidados imediatos e apropriados no mesmo dia ou no dia seguinte ao início da febre

  • Conhecimento: Women with comprehensive knowledge were 1,3 vezes more likely to seek prompt and appropriate care for a febrile child.

  • Interpersonal communication: Women who had discussed malaria with someone in the previous six months were 1,4 vezes more likely to seek prompt and appropriate care for a feverish child.

  • Atitudes positivas: Women who had a positive toward seeking care were 1.5 times more likely to seek care from community health workers.

45%

dos entrevistados usaram mosquiteiro todas as noites da semana

  • Auto-eficácia:  Os entrevistados foram 7.3 times more likely to consistently use a net every night if they felt confident in their ability.

  • Atitudes positivas: Respondents who reported having a positive attitude towards net use were almost Três vezes more likely to sleep under a mosquito net every night.

  • Normas sociais: Respondents who believed that sleeping under a mosquito net was the norm in their community were 1.3 times more likely to routinely sleep under a net.

53%

das mulheres grávidas receberam 3 ou mais doses de IPTp

  • Normas sociais: 67% and 57% of respondents perceived that at least four ANC visits and the receipt of IPTp were the norm in their community, respectively.

  • Comunicação conjugal: Among respondents living with a partner, 54% reported they had talked about ANC with their partner and 61% were involved in decisions to attend ANC.

Transferências.

Resumo dos resultados

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Resumo dos resultados

Relatório de pesquisa

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Relatório de pesquisa

Questionários

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Questionários

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