Mustafa, M.H. Babiker, M.A. 2007 This study was conducted in 2004 among 1200 households in Khartoum to estimate the direct and indirect economic costs of malaria for households. Information on the household and the malaria episodes was collected care seeking behaviour, working days lost and expenditure on malaria treatment . There were 327 episodes of malaria 25.2 of the households reported at least 1 malaria episode during the month preceding the survey. In only 18.0 of malaria episodes was the individual economically active. The average treatment expenditure per fully cured ...