Yet another report that calls for universal giveaways for bednets was noted in The Economist last week. That the report is authored by the UN and stands (again) in contrast to their stated position is a bit confusing. April Harding at the Center for Global Development unpacks it for us. I find it interesting that the review has not been available for public review yet.
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