IPI – BITE
IVCC’s Project BITE feasibility study showed that forest packs with bite prevention tools could impact public health. Trials conducted in Thailand by UCSF, AFRIMS, and Kasetsart University.
IVCC’s Project BITE feasibility study showed that forest packs with bite prevention tools could impact public health. Trials conducted in Thailand by UCSF, AFRIMS, and Kasetsart University.
Supported by IVCC through scientific advice, laboratory support and rigorous field trials, SumiShield® 50WG, developed by Sumitomo Chemical, offers a new Mode of Action (MOA) Active Ingredient (AI) for vector control.
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…
Sara’s role is to provide professional and efficient administrative support to the Senior Project and Business Administrator, Project Managers and the IVCC Team. Her responsibilities include travel management, financial processing…
Fred is a Senior Project Manager with 20 years’ experience across economic development and global health. His responsibilities include managing the ATSB development project and leading the Indo-Pacific Initiative (IPI)…
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Since 2005, we have worked with industry, researchers, and global health partners to develop innovative, effective, and affordable tools to combat insect-borne diseases. By accelerating solutions from innovation to impact,…
Our new strategy acknowledges the importance of addressing emerging challenges, such as changes in mosquito biting behaviour. Our goal is to advance innovative technologies to address outdoor transmission.
Spatial emanators are expected to achieve recognition of public health value for indoor use. Our goal is to enable the adoption of spatial emanators in various use scenarios, incorporating multiple active ingredients to replace volatiles when resistance risks are significant.