Tactics and strategy of malaria control

Tactics and strategy of malaria control. Both from the qualitative and quantitative point of view malaria can be regarded as one of the most serious medical problems of developing countries. In spite of decades of endeavours by the endemic countries and the World Health Organization using various tactics and strategies malaria prevalence and incidence could not be decreased essentially in tropical developing countries. The author analyses the reasons for this failure and gives realistic recommendations for lowering malaria morbidity and mortality taking into consideration the socio-economic conditions prevailing in the Third World.