Fig. 2
From: National mapping of soil-transmitted helminth and schistosome infections in Ethiopia
The woreda prevalence of moderate-to-heavy intensity soil-transmitted helminth infections in school-aged children, Ethiopia 2013–2015. The maps illustrate the woreda-level prevalence of moderate-to-heavy intensity (MHI) infections for Ascaris lumbricoides (a), Trichuris trichiura (b) and hookworm (c) in 153,238 school-aged children, Ethiopia 2013–2015. The woreda prevalence is based on the number of MHI infections over the total number of children screened in a woreda. The classification of MHI infections are based on the World Health Organization criteria [4]. The source of the administrative boundaries is www.gadm.org/