Stock and availability

1. SN 14, no stockout in the trailing 30 days, layer A

17 of 20 outlets, 85.0% against the Pilot target 90%. This reading falls short of target and is shown short.

Denominator: the 20 outlets carried in the granular ledger, not the 400 on the register. The indicator counts outlets, and the daily aggregates resolve only to LGA days, so it cannot be computed at programme scale without relabelling outlet days as outlets. Across the full 90 day window the same test reads 16 of 20, 80.0%. 3 of 80 trailing snapshots record a stockout.

2. SN 15 and SN 16, availability in outlet days, layer B

35,727 outlet days observed across the window. 33,163 with mRDT in stock, 92.8% and 32,478 with ACT in stock, 90.9%, both against a Pilot target 90% and both met.

2,564 stockout outlet days over the window, of which 857 fall in the trailing 30 days across 11,910 outlet days. These are days, not outlets: one outlet out of stock for ten days contributes ten.

3. The stockout definition in force

An outlet is stocked out when reported mRDT is zero, or when both AL-1 and AL-2 are zero. AL-1 and AL-2 are two presentations of the same artemether-lumefantrine course, so a zero on one presentation while the other is held is not an ACT stockout.

Treating each presentation as a separate stockout would move SN 14 from 85.0% to a materially worse reading and would report a shortage the outlet does not have. The definition is applied once, in the data layer, so every count on this screen uses it.