One of the community members selected to support the IRS campaign, on his way to one of the households allocated to start the spraying of his allocated area of Kule 2.


Spraying is one of the different preventive measures for Malaria, as it helps reduce indoor mosquito prevalence and lowers the risk of malaria transmission within the community.

The campaign is conducted once a year before the peak of the malaria season. The protective effect of the insecticide lasts for approximately three to six months, providing coverage throughout the period of highest malaria transmission.