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MALARIA INDICATOR SURVEY:
BASIC DOCUMENTATION FOR SURVEY DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION
ROLL BACK MALARIA
MONITORING AND EVALUATION REFERENCE GROUP
CONTENTS
 Overview
of the MIS Documentation– April 2005
MIS
Components– April 2005
 Core
Component 1: Household
Questionnaire–April 2005
Core
Component 2: Women’s Questionnaire–
April 2005
Core
Component 3: Rationale– April 2005
Core
Component 4: Interviewer’s Manual–
April 2005
Core
Component 5: Supervisor’s Manual–
April 2005
Core
Component 6: Guidelines for
Interviewer Training– April 2005
Core
Component 7: Household Listing Manual–
April 2005
Core
Component 8: Sampling Guidelines–
April 2005
Core
Component 9: Tabulations for Key
Malaria Indicators– April 2005
Biologic
Component 1: Anaemia
Testing (Preliminary Draft)–February 2005
Biologic Component 2: Parasitaemia
Testing Manual (To be Developed)
Complementary
Documents 1: A Field Guide to GPS Data
Collection & GPS Cluster Position Form–April 2005
Complementary
Documents 2: PDA Manual for Field Data
Collection and Sampling - April 2005
Complementary
Documents 3: Calculating the Cost of
the Malaria Indicator Survey - April 2005
World Health Organization
UNICEF
MEASURE DHS
MEASURE Evaluation
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention
July 2005
WHO Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data
Global Partnership to Roll Back Malaria. Monitoring and
Evaluation Reference
Group.
Malaria indicator survey : basic documentation for survey
design and
implementation / Roll Back
Malaria Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group.
1 v. + 1 CD-ROM
1.Malaria - epidemiology
2.Health status indicators 3.Health
surveys - methods
4.Data collection - methods 5.Guidelines 6.Questionnaires 7.Manuals.
I.Title.
ISBN 92 4
159357 1 (NLM
classification: WC 755)
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Suggested Citation: Roll Back Malaria Monitoring and
Evaluation Reference Group, World Health Organization, United Nations
Children’s Fund, MEASURE DHS, MEASURE Evaluation, and U.S. Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention. 2005. Malaria Indicator Survey: Basic
documentation for survey design and implementation. Calverton, Maryland: MEASURE Evaluation.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The development of Malaria Indicator Survey: Basic
Documentation for Survey Design and Implementation would not have been
possible without the assistance of numerous individuals, institutions,
organizations, and countries. We would especially like to thank the following
for their technical contributions: MEASURE DHS, MEASURE Evaluation, the World
Health Organization, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Experience gained from the
Demographic and Health Surveys and UNICEF’s Multiple Indicator Cluster
Surveys has been instrumental in the design, testing, and documentation of
the various components of the Malaria Indicator Survey package. We are
especially grateful to various participants of the Roll Back Malaria
Monitoring and Evaluation Reference Group’s Household Survey Task Force for
their guidance and regular feedback and to the U.S. Agency for International
Development for funding the project.
Please visit: http://www.rbm.who.int/merg
for the most recent updates and information on the Malaria Indicator Survey.
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