Malaria is a disease that is related to the environment. However, in the search for solutions sanitary measures often take precedence over environmental ones. As a result, the environmental determinants are not adequately taken into account in the approach to fight the disease. This often leads to the ineffectiveness of efforts to tackle malaria. Environmental determinants such as climate are recognized as fundamental factors in issues related to morbidity. In the context of climate variability, the consideration of environmental determinants is particularly important since this could increase the risk of developing malaria vectors.
Changing climatic parameters were tracked from 1947 to 2011 using satellite images for Gu
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