Last Updated: 13/02/2018
Adoption of a spatial repellent paradigm and spatial repellent products to provide maximum health benefits against malaria and dengue infections
Objectives
Overall goal: to inform the adoption of a spatial repellent paradigm and spatial repellent products to provide maximum health benefits against malaria and dengue infections in multiple disease transmission settings.
Specific objectives:
- Provide a quantitative estimate of protective efficacy (PE)
- Provide inputs into program-relevant questions of optimization/application
- Confirm and measure the entomological correlates of reduced infection
- Dirve efforts to acquire full recommendation for spatial repellent products
Principal Investigators / Focal Persons
Sub Projects
Spatial Repellent Products for the Control of Vector Borne Diseases – Malaria – Tanzania (SR-M-Tz)
Spatial Repellent Products for Control of Vector Borne Diseases – Malaria – Zambia (SR-M-ZM)
Spatial Repellent Products for Control of Vector Borne Diseases – Malaria – Indonesia (SR-M-IDR)
Spatial Repellent Products for the Control of Vector Borne Diseases – Malaria – Kenya (SR-M-KEN)
External reference
Thematic Categories
Date
Nov 2013 — Nov 2019
Total Project Funding
$14.71M
Funding Details
Gates Foundation (GF), United States
OPP1081737
Project Site
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