Every figure here is real and public: national disease burden, immunisation and survival, compiled from the World Bank, WHO, UNICEF and the UN, and refreshed automatically as new estimates publish. When THOSSentinel is operating it layers facility-level, real-time syndromic signals on top of this national picture, on the 7-1-7 standard.
Live from open data · refreshed 14 Oct 2026 · auto-updates as new national estimates are published. No simulated case data.
137▲
Malaria incidence
per 1,000 at risk · 2024
172▼
Tuberculosis incidence
per 100,000 · 2024
3.5▼
HIV prevalence
% aged 15–49 · 2024
37▼
Under-5 mortality
per 1,000 live births · 2024
276▼
Maternal mortality
per 100,000 births · 2023
83▲
DTP3 immunisation
% of infants · 2024
84▲
Measles immunisation
% of infants · 2024
67.2▼
Life expectancy
years at birth · 2024
Malaria incidence
per 1,000 at risk · 2011–2024
137
+3% since 2011 · worsening
Source: WHO GMP · World Bank
Disease-burden trajectory
Select an indicator to read its full trend
Immunisation coverage
The system’s standing defence: WHO/UNICEF estimates
83%
DTP3
2024
84%
Measles
2024
The WHO herd-immunity threshold for measles is ~95%. A dip below it is exactly the kind of gap a live surveillance layer should catch early.
The surveillance footprint
170 districts · 26 regions: where THOSSentinel streams facility signals when live
Detect · 7 days
Open data tells us the national trend once a year. THOSSentinel surfaces a syndromic signal from facility encounters within days of it rising.
Report · 1 day
Signals reach the regional and national command view within a day, with the case denominator attached: not a paper return months later.
Respond · 7 days
Alerts route to response teams and the clock is visible and auditable, from first signal to action, on the 7-1-7 standard.
