As funding pressures reshape global health priorities, maintaining momentum against malaria depends more than ever on strong evidence, coordinated action, and tools that reach the communities that need them most…
IVCC is delighted to announce a new funding award of $4.44 million from the Swiss Development and Cooperation Agency (SDC) to support its mission of combating vector-borne diseases and tackling…
IVCC is pleased to confirm that it is the recipient of a new grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This new grant of $85 million over 5 years…
On June 19, 2024, members of the Innovative Vector Control Consortium (IVCC) team were warmly welcomed by the Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) at its Bagamoyo branch office in Kingani.
IVCC is delighted to confirm that the Australian Government, has awarded IVCC a five-year, 17 million Australian dollar grant to advance the control of malaria in Papua New Guinea (PNG)…
IVCC recently convened a multi-stakeholder workshop bringing together National Malaria Programmes (NMPs), industry partners, researchers and implementers to strengthen collaboration and inform the future of vector control. A platform for…
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,…
IVCC attended a parliamentary reception in December marking the launch of the 2025 World malaria report. Hosted by Malaria No More UK at the House of Commons, the event brought…
Last month, Dr Julie-Anne Tangena, Technical Manager, Market Evidence and Product Performance, at IVCC, presented IVCC’s work at an RBM Partnership to End Malaria webinar titled Improving post-market ITN surveillance…
This piece was written by Dr Tasmin Symons and Professor Peter Gething from the Malaria Atlas Project research team, who led the analysis and interpretation of the findings. Summary This…