Basiliana Emidi

Principal Research Officer @NIMR_Tanzania, based at @nimrmwanza.

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I am thrilled to share our new research: "Susceptibility of Aedes aegypti to pyrethroids & breeding habitats in Mwanza, Tanzania." 🔗 Read here: ttps://basicandappliedzoology.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s41936-024-00415-4
#PublicHealth #DenguePrevention #VectorControl

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I’m excited to share our newly published research article!
The epidemiological benefit of pyrethroid–pyrrole insecticide treated ... https://t.co/he5gIEclOF

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟
I am thrilled to share that my policy brief has been published.
Key Highlights: Covering water containers and disposing of old tyres can significantly reduce mosquito breeding sites.👉 Read the full policy brief here: [https://t.co/hsOjeVDwMw]

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I successfully completed the course Environment, climate change and health for practitioners and actors guiding policy change on #OpenWHO! https://t.co/Kp8N3PRseZ

[MedicoPRESS @MedicoPressTZ]

🦟Ahead of World Malaria Day, we're spotlighting a remarkable scientist at @NIMR_Tanzania 🇹🇿

🔬She is a senior scientist following in the footsteps of pioneering researchers, unlocking the secrets of mosquito behavior in the fight against malaria.

Link :https://t.co/43TjTXbOGA

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

@pamcafrica @Pamca_Wivc I feel grateful and deeply honored to acknowledge PAMCA for the Excellence Award recognition for Women in Vector Control. Receiving this accolade is not just a personal achievement but a testament to the collective efforts in advancing vector control and public health in Africa.

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I successfully completed the course Inequality analysis using R: Disaggregated data from surveys on #OpenWHO! https://t.co/41gPvWAHFq

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I successfully completed the course WHO's New Policy and Strategy on Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct on #OpenWHO! https://t.co/5Ad8Htx3yR

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I successfully completed the course Public Health and Pesticides on #OpenWHO! https://t.co/qov2l6obgs

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I am thrilled to share great news that, our paper has just been published! This data is a crucial step toward implementing more targeted and effective malaria interventions in Tanzania. Join us in the fight against malaria!
https://t.co/MeQNcmljgN

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I am very grateful, our paper has been published!
Gene drive modified mosquitoes have the potential to address the malaria problem in Africa. Continuous engagement of African stakeholders is crucial for the successful implementation of these technologies.
https://t.co/Ttxfzq6BtN

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I successfully completed the course Response Preparedness for Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks Using a One-Health Approach on #OpenWHO! https://t.co/NcLAYS6lLm

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

It was a great moment in November 2023 during the field implementation of my Leadership Project- WomenLift Health AE 2023 at Kisundi community in Mwanza, Tanzania on ‘Women empowerment in vector control. Their views are instrumental in revealing community needs and approaches!

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I was thrilled to attend the World Health Organization webinar regarding Preventing epidemics and pandemics in communities, through the One Health approach, with the goal of achieving optimal health outcomes by recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, and plants.

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I was thrilled to participate in the Integrated Vector Management program of the AUDA-NEPAD in horizon scanning with regard to Genetic-Based Vector Control technologies for Africa through exploring opportunities and future developments. This was a post-PAMCA 2023 held in Addis.

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

I’m happy to share that I’ve obtained a new certification: Water, sanitation, and hygiene for the prevention and care of neglected tropical diseases from the World Health Organization!
#openWHO.org

[WHO African Region @WHOAFRO]

The inaugural cohort of the Mwele Malecela Mentorship program for women in Neglected Tropical Diseases meet after the @NTD_NGOs Conference. Here's @BasilianaE with her mentor @lisarotondo for the first time in-person! 👏🏿✅

[OMS Afrique @OMS_Afrique]

La cohorte inaugurale du programme de mentorat Mwele Malecela pour les femmes dans le domaine des maladies tropicales négligées #MTN s’est réunie après la conférence de @NTD_NGOs.
Voici @BasilianaE & son mentor @lisarotondo qui se rencontrent physiquement pour la 1ère fois ! 👏🏿✅

[Basiliana Emidi @BasilianaE]

https://t.co/6sV9FQyzBK