IVCC Read about our... INTRODUCTION FUNDING PARTNER LANDSCAPE STUDIES NATNAT Indo-Pacific Initiative (IPI) READ TIME 3 MINUTES #IVM #MALARIA In 2018 IVCC was awarded a five-year $18.75Million grant by Australia Aid to create a toolbox of vector control products to address malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases in the Indo-Pacific Region. Together with partners, IVCC aims to leverage and adapt its robust pipeline of innovative vector control solutions to maximise the opportunity to save lives in the Indo-Pacific region and help prevent the spread of vector-borne diseases. As part of the project, IVCC has commissioned landscape studies of the region. These studies map the technical gaps for vector control in key countries of the region, evaluate the regulatory requirements and different routes to market and identify the main actors and stakeholders in key countries in the region. Funding Partner Landscape Studies Vector Control in the Indo-Pacific: Below are summaries of our Technical, Regulatory and Market Access Landscapes. Technical, Regulatory and Market Access Landscapes – Summary VIEW DOWNLOAD Technical, Regulatory and Market Access Landscapes – Main Report VIEW DOWNLOAD Market Access Landscape Report – Cambodia VIEW DOWNLOAD Market Access Landscape Report – Indonesia VIEW DOWNLOAD Market Access Landscape Report – Malaysia VIEW DOWNLOAD Market Access Landscape Report – Myanmar VIEW DOWNLOAD NATNAT Geographic Focus: Papua New Guinea Partners: Papua New Guinea Institute of Medical Research, Burnet Institute, James Cook University Objective: Rapid assessment and adoption of vector control tools in Papua New Guinea Target Disease: Malaria Tools: Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS), larvicides and spatial repellents Project BITE Geographic Focus: Greater Mekong Subregion: Thailand (semi-field) and Cambodia (field) Partner: UCSF Global Health Group’s Malaria Elimination Initiative led partnership Objective: Evaluate entomological and epidemiological protective and residual efficacy of bite prevention tools in forest packs amongst forest rangers and forest goers Target Disease: Malaria Tools: Forest Packs (spatial repellent, topical repellent and insecticide-treated clothing) Modelling Geographic Focus: Indo-Pacific Region Partners: Imperial College London Objective: Model the impact of the new tools being trialled as part of the Indo-Pacific Initiative (IPI) on malaria in the region Target Disease: Malaria Indo-Pacific Initiative Team Indo-Pacific Initiative Advisory Group Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security Podcast with IVCC The Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security host a monthly podcast on global health. In this episode, our CEO Dr Nick Hamon and consultants Dr Michael MacDonald and Vasanthan John Paul talk about innovative vector control tools, the market and regulatory landscape for these tools, and the importance of research and development to reduce malaria, dengue, Zika virus, and other vector-borne diseases. Click here to listen. Further Reading New Report on Vector Control in the Indo-Pacific – Indo-Pacific Centre for Health Security Related #IVM #MALARIA Indo-Pacific Initiative Trip to Papua New Guinea 2019 #IRS #MALARIA #TRIAL #RESEARCH IRS Community Trial begins in Papua New Guinea Last week, indoor residual spraying (IRS) began in Papua New Guinea (PNG). Read More > #LLIN #IRS #IVM #MALARIA Indo-Pacific Initiative: Delivering through Partnership On Friday 21st August, APLMA will hold the second of its Malaria Gamechangers roundtable series... Read More > #IRM #IVM #MALARIA Forest Packs Could Have Public Health Impact Recent semi-field results from Project BITE show that forest packs containing bite prevention tools... Read More > Market Access #MALARIA Indo-Pacific Initiative (IPI) Advisory Group Sign up to receive the IVCC Newsletter Home Vacancies Contact Us Disclaimer Privacy Sitemap Modern Slavery Statement Web Accessibility Statement +44 151 705 3268 info@ivcc.com © 2021 IVCC Created by Rowan Marketing IVCC is a company registered in England and Wales with Company No.06719882. Registered office address is Liverpool School Of Tropical Medicine, Pembroke Place, Liverpool, Merseyside, L3 5QA.