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Number of malaria cases treated with any first line tx courses (including artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs))
· higher is better · 90 countries
World Health Organization, Global Health Observatory (GHO)WHO data terms — CC BY 4.0 asserted at data.who.int; CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO per WHO data policy (display tier, pending clearance)updated 2024
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League table
73 shown- 1Congo, Dem. Rep.30M
- 2Nigeria22.99M
- 3Uganda12.45M
- 4Mozambique11.53M
- 5Angola10.54M
- 6Burkina Faso10.53M
- 7Zambia9.85M
- 8Cote d'Ivoire9.34M
- 9Malawi9.2M
- 10Niger6.28M
- 11Burundi5.92M
- 12South Sudan5.64M
- 13Ghana4.96M
- 14Kenya4.35M
- 15Ethiopia4.32M
- 16Madagascar3.66M
- 17Tanzania3.17M
- 18Mali2.73M
- 19Guinea2.6M
- 20Chad2.4M
- 21Cameroon2.29M
- 22Central African Republic2.15M
- 23Togo2.09M
- 24Pakistan2.04M
- 25Sierra Leone1.88M
- 26Benin1.59M
- 27Liberia973,237
- 28Papua New Guinea910,747
- 29Rwanda803,784
- 30Congo, Rep.550,997
- 31Indonesia515,585
- 32Senegal355,798
- 33Afghanistan256,031
- 34India255,500
- 35Myanmar189,170
- 36Brazil163,049
- 37Gabon153,993
- 38Solomon Islands128,779
- 39Colombia125,728
- 40Gambia, The102,629
- 41Venezuela, RB101,924
- 42Guinea-Bissau87,348
- 43Zimbabwe55,290
- 44Comoros51,668
- 45Haiti38,591
- 46Somalia, Fed. Rep.32,894
- 47Guyana26,358
- 48Namibia15,965
- 49Bolivia15,716
- 50Panama13,770
- 51Bangladesh12,909
- 52Thailand12,387
- 53Philippines8,714
- 54Iran, Islamic Rep.7,299
- 55Sao Tome and Principe7,118
- 56Equatorial Guinea7,083
- 57Korea, Dem. People's Rep.5,233
- 58Nicaragua4,983
- 59South Africa4,162
- 60Guatemala2,976
- 61Honduras2,361
- 62Vanuatu1,582
- 63Dominican Republic1,234
- 64Nepal1,028
- 65Mexico818
- 66Korea, Rep.713
- 67Ecuador456
- 68Cambodia355
- 69Viet Nam353
- 70Lao PDR342
- 71Costa Rica334
- 72Eswatini316
- 73Botswana253
Number of malaria cases treated with any first line tx courses (including artemisinin-based combination therapies (ACTs))