<p><strong>Results</strong>: During the evaluation period, 199 malaria cases were passively identified, with 85.4% reported within one day. Of the 180 eligible cases, 86.7% underwent case investigation within three days, leading to the testing of 1,590 asymptomatic individuals and identifying 31 additional cases (1.9% positivity rate). Significant gaps were noted in completeness, timeliness, acceptability, representativeness, and stability. Only 31.8% of key players demonstrated a good understanding of the approach’s activities. Major challenges included security issues, antimalarial supply shortages, and a lack of dedicated program staff.</p>