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Advancing vector control innovation and impact in a changing landscape
Programme
Attendee Information
Accommodation information
Novotel Paddington Village Liverpool Hotel
3 Paddington Village, Grove St, Liverpool L7 3FA
Room availability
A number of rooms available at the reduced rate of £109 B&B + £2.40 City Visitor Charge, at the Novotel Paddington Village Hotel until Friday 11th September booked on a first come first served basis.
Payments
Guests are required to provide a valid credit card at the time of booking in order to guarantee their reservation. Full prepayment is then required by 14 days prior to arrival via credit card or BACS from the individual guest(s).
How to book
To make a booking using your unique discount code 1218207, please contact our Reservations Team on 0151 245 6696 / 6694 between the hours of 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday.
Alternatively, email HB737-RE@accor.com and one of our team will be in touch as soon as possible.
Hope Street Hotel – 40 Hope St, Liverpool L1 9DA Tel: 0151 709 3000
Radisson Red Hotel – 7 Lime St, Liverpool L1 1RD Tel: 0151 212 3456
Delta Hotels by Marriott Liverpool City Centre – 1 Queen Square, Liverpool, L1 1RH Tel: 0151 476 8000
The Liner Hotel – Lord Nelson Street, Liverpool, L3 5QV Tel: 0151 709 7050
Adagio Aparthotel – 1 Fairclough Street, Liverpool L1 1FS Tel: 0151 703 7400
Premier Inn Liverpool City Centre (Lime Street) Hotel – 4 Bolton Street, Liverpool, L3 5LX Tel: 0151 317 6867
Parking information
Paddington Village Multi-Story Car Park is situated on Elm Grove, off Smithdown Lane, Grove Street, Liverpool, L7 3FA. It is approximately 500m / 3 minutes’ walk from the hotel/Spine. Parking is currently available at a nightly rate of £20.00, however a 30% discount is available for Novotel hotel guests. Upon check-in, please see the hotel Reception Team for details.
APCOA Parking – Liverpool Lime Street – Lime Street, Liverpool, L1 1NQ Tel: 0151 709 0916 8 – 24 hours £12.50
Mount Pleasant Car Park – 38 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool, L3 5TB
Royal Liverpool Hospital Car Park – Q-Park Epworth Street L6 1LY, L6 1LY, Liverpool
Venues
The Stakeholder Forum will take place at The Spine Building on Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 October 2026.
Please arrive between 08:15 and 09:00 for registration.
Address:
The Spine Building
2 Paddington Village
Liverpool
L7 3FA
The Forum dinner will take place at Liverpool Town Hall on the evening of Tuesday 13 October 2026.
Arrival time:
18:45 to 19:00
Address:
Liverpool Town Hall
High Street
Liverpool
L2 3SW
Travel
Liverpool Lime Street Station: Approximately 15 minutes’ walk from The Spine Building.
Liverpool John Lennon Airport: Approximately 30 minutes by taxi.
Manchester Airport: Approximately 1 hour by train or car, or with rail services to Liverpool.
The following taxi companies offer transfers from both Liverpool John Lennon Airport and Manchester Airport.
Transfers UK
Email: info@transfers-uk.com
Telephone: +44 (0) 7738 686 576
Executive Travel
Email: info@executivetravelnw.com
Telephone: +44 (0) 151 495 2552
Contacts
If you have any questions about the IVCC Stakeholder Forum, including registration, attendance or event logistics, please contact the IVCC team.
Email: info@ivcc.com
About the Stakeholder Forum
This forum, hosted by IVCC, brings together global leaders, implementers, innovators, funders, and policymakers to confront these challenges head-on. It explores how continued investment in vector control innovation is essential to sustaining impact and protecting cost-effectiveness. Central to this discussion is the urgent need for best-practice Insecticide Resistance Management, without which progress towards elimination will stall.
At a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty, success will depend on stakeholders thinking, acting, and collaborating differently. Together, the conference will examine how partnerships, an ability to flex and adapt to changing dynamics, and coordinated global action can unlock a sustainable pathway to malaria elimination, ensuring vector control continues to deliver life-saving impact, even in the most challenging environments.
