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Innovative strategies for vector control: Progress in the global vector control response

Innovative strategies for vector control: Progress in the global vector control response

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ISBN

978-9086863440

Authors

Constantianus J.M. Koenraadt (Editor), Jeroen Spitzen (Editor), Willem Takken (Editor)

Edition Number

1st

Copyright Year

March 4, 2021 ‏

File Size

35 MB

Publisher

Brill | Wageningen Academic

Pages

260

 Innovative Strategies for Vector Control, Volume 6

Edited by Constantianus J. M. Koenraadt and Jeroen Spitzen, this book examines emerging approaches to controlling disease-carrying vectors and reducing the spread of vector-borne diseases. It reviews progress in the World Health Organization’s Global Vector Control Response, highlighting new control technologies, integrated vector management, and community engagement. The book provides valuable insights for researchers, public health professionals, and specialists working in disease prevention and vector ecology.

Key Features

  • Innovative Control Strategies: Explores new and developing methods for controlling disease-carrying vectors.
  • Global Vector Control Response: Reviews progress toward international goals for improving vector control.
  • Vector-Borne Diseases: Addresses challenges associated with diseases such as malaria, Zika, and chikungunya.
  • Emerging Technologies: Examines innovative tools and approaches under development for vector management.
  • Integrated Vector Management: Explains how different control methods can be combined in coordinated programs.
  • Community Engagement: Highlights the importance of public participation in effective vector control initiatives.
  • Public Health Collaboration: Discusses cooperation among researchers, health authorities, and international organizations.
  • WHO Contributions: Includes introductory and concluding chapters developed in collaboration with the World Health Organization.
  • Program Implementation: Explores how existing and emerging tools can be integrated into control programs.
  • Research and Policy Applications: Supports professionals studying vector ecology, disease prevention, and public health policy.
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