Technical Workflow Development for Integrating Drone Surveys and Entomological Sampling to Characterise Aquatic Larval Habitats of Anopheles funestus in Agricultural Landscapes in Côte d’Ivoire

Table 2

Land cover and water body types associated with An. funestus larval and adult presence.

Reference	Location	Land cover type						Type of water body
		Agriculture	Human settlement	River	Savannah	Swamp	Others
[41]	Benin	Small scale			Yes			—
[32]	Cameroon	Yes		Yes				Small water bodies, cattle footprints
[42]	Cameroon	Cropland			Yes		Deciduous woodland	—
[43]	Malawi	Small scale					Shrub and grassland	—
[18]	Kenya, Tanzania		Yes	Yes		Yes		Swamps, vegetated (grass) stream and river edges, and vegetated pools
[10]	Kenya	—	Large, semipermanent with aquatic vegetation and algae
[28]	Tanzania			Yes				Ephemeral river channels
[11]	Kenya						Highlands	Streams, drainage ditch habitats
[27]	Kenya	—	Shaded water
[12]	Ethiopia	Irrigated landscape						Puddles of lowland dam, and irrigation canals
[21, 22]	Kenya					Yes	Grass cover	Swamps, drainage ditches, and abandoned gold mines
[19]	Mozambique					Yes		Swamps with reed grass
[17, 44]	Kenya					Yes	Pasture	Swamps and permanent water bodies
[45]	Kenya	—	Stream pools
[13]	Tanzania	Rice and maize	Yes	Yes				Small spring-fed pools, medium-sized semipermanent natural ponds, slow-moving water along river tributaries
[20]	Kenya	Yes				Cultivated		—
[46]	Zimbabwe	Small-scale farming along rivers (maize, bananas, and yams)		Yes	Tropical savannah		Sparse woodland	Irrigation canals, marshes, and shallow wells
[47]	Eritrea		Yes					Streams
[48]	Nigeria	Farmland	Yes					Nonmoving water bodies, cemented reservoirs, rice farms, ponds, pools, and overhead tanks