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Despite recent progress, malaria in Madagascar remains a major health problem, and severe malaria is among the top five causes of reported overall mortality. Malaria epidemiology varies considerably in different regions of Madagascar; however, the entire population is considered to be at risk for the disease. The majority of cases are caused by the parasite Plasmodium falciparum. In 2017, the 2018-2022 Malaria National Strategic Plan was drafted, stratifying the country into malaria epidemiologic clusters based on the intensity of malaria transmission. Malaria control and elimination interventions will be defined based on each epidemiologic cluster.