IVCC at the World malaria report parliamentary event
IVCC will be represented at the World malaria report parliamentary event on 15 December. The report will be released on 4 December. The event will bring together politicians, policymakers, and…
The changing impact of malaria control in Africa 2000-2025
Research from the Malaria Atlas Project (MAP) has reaffirmed the transformative impact of vector control on malaria since the turn of the century. This analysis from MAP provides an updated…
Vector control has prevented over 1 billion malaria cases in Africa since 2000, new analysis reveals
Two decades of data reveal how mosquito control innovations have reshaped the global fight against malaria. Liverpool, 10 November 2025. Over the past two decades, tools such as insecticide-treated nets…
IVCC at American Society of Tropical Medicine (ASTMH) 2025
IVCC will participate at the 2025 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine (ASTMH) in Toronto, Canada, taking place between 9th and 13th November. Visit our booth (#508)…
Graham Small: Reflections on my IVCC journey
As Dr Graham Small retires after 18 years with IVCC, he reflects on a career dedicated to innovation and impact. As I prepare to step into retirement from IVCC, I’ve…
IVCC showcases malaria prevention at British Science Festival
IVCC participated in the British Science Festival 2025 at the Museum of Liverpool, presenting hands-on activities in collaboration with the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and Liverpool Insect Testing Establishment…
Roundtable in Nairobi advances new spatial emanators for malaria control
Earlier this week, IVCC joined SC Johnson and the End Malaria Council Kenya to participate in a high-level Malaria Roundtable in Nairobi, bringing together over 70 regulators, policymakers, entomological experts,…
A new chapter for malaria vector control: Why WHO’s policy recommendation for spatial emanators matters
Expanding the protection provided by vector control Vector control continues to play a crucially important role in the prevention of vector-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue and chikungunya. The use…
World Mosquito Day 2025: A new world, crises, and opportunities
Anti-malaria programs, largely focused on vector control, have saved many millions of lives—albeit with recent gains now threatened—since the moment in 1897 when the India Medical Service’s Ronald Ross demonstrated…
UK Parliamentary delegation visit to Ghana highlights role of partnerships in malaria elimination
This summer, IVCC partnered with Malaria No More UK and the National Malaria Elimination Programme (NMEP) Ghana to host a visit by three UK Members of Parliament. The delegation, Wendy…