A young boy with an insecticide impregnated mosquito net to reduce the risk of malaria in his home in a rural village. The use of insecticides in netting, households and on a large scale in agriculture has caused malarial mosquitos to develop resistence to the insecticides. New generations of mosquito nets with agents that make them more efficient and with two different insecticides are being developed and tested in Burkina Faso with support by the Global Fund. Burkina Faso is one of the ten countries the most affected by malaria in the world. Malaria is the country's deadliest disease. Sao, Boussé district, Burkina Faso. 21/08/2019. Photographer: RusselTags: Malaria Unique identifier: GF2125140 Size: 4912px × 7360px (~103 MB) Copyright notice: The Global Fund / JB Russel / Panos Parent folder: 2019-08 JB RusselRelated Assets: View MoreSelect usage How will the asset be used? Select the Media Category for your intended usage. Usage description Add to lightboxAdd to cart