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…
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,…
Revolutionising malaria prevention at UNGA 2024
IVCC staff had the opportunity to attend this week’s UNGA and participated in several important meetings with various stakeholders to discuss the role of vector control in efforts to eliminate…
Securing a safer world: How Britain’s life sciences expertise can help end malaria
During last week’s Labour Party Conference, IVCC’s CEO Justin McBeath attended a breakfast roundtable hosted by Malaria No More UK. The roundtable offered the opportunity to present key voices…
IVCC participates in ICTMM 2024 to advance vector control in the Indo-Pacific
From September 19th to 23rd, IVCC attended the International Congress for Tropical Medicine and Malaria(ICTMM) 2024 in Kuching, Malaysia. This congress, hosted by the International Federation for Tropical Medicine, highlighted global efforts…
Assessing Fiber Innovations: IVCC at Dornbirn-GFC 2024
From September 11th to 13th, IVCC attended the 63rd Dornbirn Global Fiber Congress (Dornbirn-GFC 2024) in Dornbirn, Austria. While not a regular event in our calendar, this conference was of strategic significance…
Interceptor® G2
BASF’s Interceptor® G2, developed with IVCC, became the first dual-active ingredient ITN and the first new class of chemistry for ITNs in over 30 years, receiving WHO Pre-Qualification.
Papua New Guinea sheds light on malaria mosquito behaviour
IVCC welcomes recent work by researchers in Papua New Guinea, which explores how changing mosquito biting behaviour may be affecting the performance of malaria control tools in the region.
Dr Egon Weinmüeller
Egon has a PhD in Agriculture, International Trade and Policy. He is a member of RBM VCWG. Egon retired from BASF after a career including Regional Management responsibilities for BASF…