AFRICA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
Madagascar	++	+/+	V	Bov	88	40	103	9.7	6,416,810	10,600,000
					89	16	36	3.5	5,987,166	10,243,000
					90	23	149	14.5	6,032,002	10,254,000
					91	43	421	41.1	3,644,286	10,254,000
					92	13	52	5.1	4,374,255	10,276,000
					93	15	53	5.2	426,808	10,287,000
					94	6	35	3.4	2,103,842	10,288,000
					95	4	.	.	1,121,000	10,309,000
					96	28	128	12.4	.	10,320,000
					97	25[1]	864	135.4	1,298,500	6,378,564
					98	5	13	1.8	1,939,225	7,100,000
					99	1	159	21.9	4,064,735	.
					0	1	1	0.1	3,497,093	7,402,442
		+/+	V	Ovi-Cap	88	+	.	.	71,923	2,050,000
					89	+	.	.	53,699	1,950,000
					90	+	.	.	77,309	1,993,000
					91	+	.	.	312,827	1,993,000
					92	+	.	.	44,643	1,993,000
					93	+	.	.	.	1,950,000
					94	+	.	.	1,742	2,040,000
					95	+	.	.	2,339	2,208,000
					96	+	.	.	.	2,268,000
					97	.	.	.	.	1,599,137
					98	.	.	.	.	1,770,000
					99	.	.	.	.	.
					0	.	.	.	.	1,635,955
		.../...		Swine	0	.	.	.	.	431,976
				Man	97-98	0
Values in [ ] are indexes referring to below footnotes
[1]	Incidence appears to be an inverse function of the vaccination efficiency. However an improved surveillance programme has been initiated. The country report states that cases occur in endemic areas when routine vaccination is foregone.