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Small dams drive Anopheles abundance during the dry season in a high malaria burden area of Malawi
This study explores the influence of small dams on the exposure to malaria vectors during the dry season in Kasungu district, Malawi, an area recently identified as high priority for malaria interventions by the National Malaria Control Programme. Small dam impoundments provide communities with a co
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