Growing insecticide resistance is closely intertwined with lack of investment in research and development of novel public health insecticides.
In a two part series, published in International Pest Control, IVCC CEO Justin McBeath, IVCC Technical Director Derric Nimmo, and IVCC (former) consultants Alan Ayers and Jeffrey Moe (Duke Global Health Institute), explore how a new US incentive programme (VERV) aims to mitigate the problem.
The first article focuses on, while the second piece poses questions to the US Environment Protection Agency (EPA), who coordinate the VERV programme, on the detail of the guidance for registrants.
Both articles are available to download below. We give thanks to IPC and its editor, Chris Endecot, for granting access for our readers.
