IVCC strengthens regional partnerships at AMV 2026
IVCC joined vector control experts from across Asia-Pacific and beyond at the 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV), held in Pattaya, Thailand, from 5 to 7 August…
IVCC joined vector control experts from across Asia-Pacific and beyond at the 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Mosquito and Vector Control (AMV), held in Pattaya, Thailand, from 5 to 7 August…
IVCC attended the BASF Public Health “Meeting the Moment on Innovation” roundtable on 17 March 2026 in Ludwigshafen, Germany. The event, held as part of the Global Fund Private Sector Constituency (PSC) Annual Meeting,…
In December 2025, researchers travelled to Mexico’s Yucatán peninsula to exchange knowledge on controlling Aedes mosquitoes. Partners shared techniques and experience to help countries strengthen their response to mosquito borne…
On Monday 8 September, IVCC staff will join parliamentarians and partners at a parliamentary exhibition in Westminster. The event, coordinated by STOPAIDS and WACI Health, forms part of a UK–South…
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…
To mark World Malaria Day 2025, IVCC joined global partners in a range of activities highlighting the urgent need to accelerate progress against malaria. This year’s theme, “Malaria Ends With…
In 2025, IVCC proudly celebrates 20 years of driving innovation in vector control. With an initial grant from the Gates Foundation, IVCC was established as the world’s first Product Development Partnership (PDP) for vector control.
Uniting global experts to advance Aedes mosquito control tools, addressing the growing threat of arboviral diseases like dengue and Zika.
Partnerships are at the heart of IVCC’s work. We collaborate with world-leading agricultural companies, research institutes, and many others to create innovative solutions that drive impact in vector control.
Uniting global experts to advance Aedes mosquito control tools, addressing the growing threat of arboviral diseases like dengue and Zika.