TABLE 2.

Overview of the CHW Program in Mali, 2015, from Situational Analysis Results

Region	Koulikoro	Kayes	Mopti	Segou	Sikasso	Bamako District^{^a}
Target population (total living in rural areas)	1,477,040	961,289	1,181,486	1,281,147	1,622,344	N/A
Population covered by CHWs	869,282	286,779	680,261	712,351	648,353	N/A
Population covered by CHWs, of rural population, %	59	30	58	56	40	N/A
No. villages	1761	1369	1896	2003	1629	N/A
No. villages covered by CHWs	621	256	306	412	591	N/A
No. health districts covered	10	8	8	8	10	N/A
No. CHCs	196	217	168	195	237	N/A
No. CHCs affiliated with CHWs	161	143	146	172	230
No. active CHWs	526	248	305	448	660	150
CHW of total CHWs, %	23	11	13	19	28	6
No.funding sources	7	7	6	6	6	2
Spending, USD	2,356,633	2,284,933	2,540,402	1,977,545	3,127,960	723,825
Spending of total spending, %	18	18	20	15	24	6

Abbreviations: CHC, community health center; CHW, community health worker.
↵a Bamako is an atypical district that does not meet any criteria stated in the ECC national implementation guide, both in terms of services provided and the determination of the target population. For more information, please consult the CHW landscape analysis report available at: http://www.healthpolicyplus.com/ns/pubs/7153-7273_MaliSituationalAnalysisJuly.pdf