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Estimated Malaria Incidence (WHO)

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Unit: cases per 1,000 population at risk per year

Source: World Health Organization (Global Malaria Programme) [WHO.MALARIA_INCIDENCE]

Measurement definition and metadata source

Publisher measure: Estimated malaria incidence (per 1000 population at risk)

Estimated new malaria cases per 1,000 population at risk per year. Population at risk means people living where malaria transmission occurs, not the whole national population. WHO adjusts surveillance for care-seeking, reporting and case confirmation and uses prevalence-based modelling where appropriate.

Publisher metadata, retrieved . That is when the definition was last checked, not when these figures were published.

Measurement basis: WHO estimates from adjusted malaria surveillance and prevalence-based models, with a population-at-risk denominator.

Reference-period cadence: annual.

Source update cadence: annual. This does not establish a publication date for an individual reading.

  • Estimated new malaria cases per 1,000 population at risk per year. The denominator is people living in areas with malaria transmission, not the whole national population.
  • The exact WHO incidence definition identifies supplied bracketed ranges as 95% uncertainty intervals. This applies only to this incidence series; missing endpoints stay absent and no uncertainty level is borrowed for malaria deaths.
  • Positive estimates can have publisher display 0. Preserve original numeric precision and genuine source zeros separately; a rounded display is not a less-than threshold or an exact zero.
  • Source-country histories have real gaps and different latest years. Keep unreported years unreported; calendar tags do not justify filling them, carrying forward a value or borrowing a legacy reading.
  • French Guiana (GUF) and Mayotte (MYT) remain separate raw source geographies excluded from app rows without remapping. Source Date does not establish an official observation publication vintage.

These are source-reported readings. A “<” sign means strictly below the stated number. Upper bounds remain visible in tables and downloads; point charts and statistics omit them. A common year can include a reported upper bound.

Source retrieved 2026-10-01. Download this immutable source capture. Read the source correction.

Same-year comparison · 2024

Every value is for 2024, the latest year before 2026 in this history range with a figure for every selected country, so the values compare directly. Figures for past years can still be revised.

Selected indicator values for the same reference year
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Nigeria294.32024

Displayed values are rounded. Downloads retain stored numerical precision and identify missing readings.

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History · 2000–2024

Reported estimates and uncertainty · 25 rows

Each comparison sign applies to its own reading or uncertainty endpoint. Values retain source precision. “Not reported” identifies an absent reading or uncertainty endpoint in this source capture.

Reported estimates and independently qualified uncertainty endpoints
CountryYearReadingLower endpointUpper endpointPublisher note
Nigeria2000401.7883996312.407753508.7993269—
Nigeria2001394.491681306.7339686501.4309215—
Nigeria2002381.7466329296.1644731485.3366436—
Nigeria2003382.0879866298.4232616484.0688728—
Nigeria2004390.1169701309.7066385483.1967189—
Nigeria2005395.897142318.8226207487.0066284—
Nigeria2006398.5742219321.3379213488.2678428—
Nigeria2007400.6095535324.0281992489.8163426—
Nigeria2008402.0148632328.5585303486.985995—
Nigeria2009389.9603704319.6747391471.6200167—
Nigeria2010363.3581836294.238556443.4500325—
Nigeria2011339.5066275273.7594721416.1799168—
Nigeria2012316.2204182255.2395212389.0072903—
Nigeria2013297.8264948239.5965318366.2851341—
Nigeria2014287.7049251230.3116421354.644266—
Nigeria2015283.812818227.0686476351.9548768—
Nigeria2016284.8254203225.4107528353.7300677—
Nigeria2017288.9798255229.0768718359.8038719—
Nigeria2018291.073537228.9833585367.0693166—
Nigeria2019292.9999532226.4616604376.2231471—
Nigeria2020304.3687915218.6892779414.2790151—
Nigeria2021299.2711055217.4433874407.2521096—
Nigeria2022298.9976008215.4783976402.8461637—
Nigeria2023298.9976001215.6198428406.1951295—
Nigeria2024294.2517937211.0299542397.3596962—
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Sources: IMF World Economic Outlook and World Bank. The year under each value is the year it describes. IMF figures for 2026 and later are projections, revised at each release; figures for earlier years can still be estimates. Read the methodology.

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