 
<prompt> Trends in knowledge of ways to avoid malaria | Percent | (2015 NMIS, Use insect repellent, 4) (2010 NMIS, Use insect repellent, 3) (2015 NMIS, Cut the gras, 8) (2010 NMIS, Cut the gras, 7) (2015 NMIS, Eliminate stagnant water, 12) (2010 NMIS, Eliminate stagnant water, 8) (2015 NMIS, Keep windows and doors closed, 10) (2010 NMIS, Keep windows and doors closed, 13) (2015 NMIS, Use mosquito coils, 17) (2010 NMIS, Use mosquito coils, 26) (2015 NMIS, Use insecticide spray, 22) (2010 NMIS, Use insecticide spray, 20) (2015 NMIS, Keep surroundings clean, 32) (2010 NMIS, Keep surroundings clean, 31) (2015 NMIS, Sleep under an ITN/LLIN, 33) (2010 NMIS, Sleep under an ITN/LLIN, 17) (2015 NMIS, Sleep under any mosquito net, 56) (2010 NMIS, Sleep under any mosquito net, 62) <response> Fifty-six percent cite sleeping inside any mosquito net, 33 percent cite sleeping inside an insecticide-treated net (ITN) or a long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN), 32 percent cite keep surrounding clean, and 22 percent cite using insecticide spray. Women also mention using mosquito coils (17 percent), eliminating stagnant water (12 percent), keeping windows and doors closed (10 percent), using insect repellent (4 percent), and cutting the grass (8 percent).  