Last Updated: 13/08/2026

A field study comparing impact of new ‘combination’ long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN) products on entomological measures of malaria transmission: Olyset Plus® and PermaNet 3.0® versus their ‘conventional’ LLIN analogues

Objectives

This protocol compares two available and approved combination LLINs, the PermaNet 3.0® and the Olyset Plus® LLINs, in village-scale comparison assessments. 

The methodology involves estimating and comparing the impact of the LLINs on entomological measures of malaria vectorial capacity:  vector density, vector longevity, and vector sporozoite rate positivity, during a 12 month period. In addition, LLIN fabric integrity will be evaluated based on WHO criteria for assessment of LLIN durability. 

Results will be used to compare the relative impact of each product to existing LLIN technology (PermaNet 2.0®, and Olyset®).  A standard ‘LLIN use’ questionnaire (also based on WHO recommendations) will be administered to further analyze results.   

Principal Investigators / Focal Persons

Moussa B. M. Cisse

Study Design

Village-scale comparison assessments

Date

Aug 2013 — Dec 2016

Total Project Funding

$433,000

Funding Details
U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI), United States

Africa Indoor Residual Spraying Program (AIRS)
Country / Project Site(s)

Mali

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