The District Entomologist
Strengthening local capacity for malaria vector surveillance in Africa
Starting this week at @ifakarahealth
In partnership with
@pamcafrica@gatesfoundation
Our study @ifakarahealth and @LSTMvector unveils a pivotal shift in vectors' contribution to malaria transmission across east and southern Africa: An. funestus emerges as the reigning vector, demanding a rethink of control strategies #EntomologicalTrends
https://t.co/eGWTFtFnDi
#IASC2023 DAY 3️⃣:
The annual @ifakarahealth scientific report is unveiled!📊
We kicked off the day diving right into the valuable insights amassed throughout 2021-2022. @Fredros_Inc masterfully guided the audience through the official report, providing deep insights into the institute's impactful work. 🔬
You can read the report here:
>> https://t.co/oGADDm4waJ
>> #IFAKARAevents #KT4HI #IAS2023
#IASC2023 Day 2️⃣:
Engaging panel on malaria elimination!
@Fredros_Inc , Dr. Abdulla, @BishangaDr , Dr. Mwangoka & @patrickkachur sparked electric discussions on challenges and the path ahead. The panel weighed in on human-centered approaches to prevention and early detection tools and interventions, community empowerment, and multi-sectoral partnerships, towards achieving #ZeroMalaria transmissions in Tanzania! 🦟🔬
Chief, you're giving us too much credit for joint efforts :).
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And yes, here is the training guide, available on request from @Betweljohn; @DEntomologist@pamcafrica@cam_crid and IRSS
For th 2nd year now, this training program [designed 4 district-level entomologists in Tanzania] has been ongoing at @ifakara for past 2 wks
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Excellent work by th young researchers there. Also fantastic engagement with communities & officials at both district & national levels