Scorecard developed by the National Malaria Control Programme in 2014. Partners include ALMA, MEASURE Evaluation, UNICEF, USAID, World Bank and WHO.

In 2018, the Ministry of Health of Ghana and the Ghana Health Service, with support from ALMA, developed a community scorecard.

Scorecard developed by the Federal Ministry of Health in 2013. Partners include ALMA, UNICEF and the Ethiopia Social Accountability Program Phase 3.

Ethiopia has rolled out a community scorecard (CSC) mechanism to improve quality of care within primary health care units.

The Eswatini malaria scorecard was first produced in 2015 and has been updated regularly.

The National Malaria Control and Elimination Scorecard for accountability was first developed in Burkina Faso in 2017.

The Rwanda malaria scorecard was initiated with support from ALMA in October 2017 and tracks progress of indicators that reflect the country's priorities and objectives.

The malaria scorecard was launched in 2018 and is shared with political and technical leaders every quarter.

Congo was the second country in Africa to roll out a NTD country scorecard in 2019.

Zambia first rolled out the malaria scorecard management tool in 2016.