Webinar Impact Of Sesr Based Strategies On Dengue Vector Control In Communities In Cambodia

Malaria Consortium Webinar Impact Of Sesr Based Strategies On Dengu Webinar: impact of sesr based strategies on dengue vector control in communities in cambodia the who tdr funded two year project implemented by malaria consortium in kampong cham province of cambodia was completed in may 2020. The who tdr funded two year project implemented by malaria consortium in kampong cham province of cambodia was completed in may 2020. this virtual seminar pr.

Malaria Consortium Webinar Impact Of Sesr Based Strategies On Dengu Impact of socio ecological systems and resilience (sesr) based strategies on dengue vector control in schools and neighbouring household communities in cambodia start date: 06 04 2018 end date: 05 04 2019 country: cambodia region: asia keywords: dengue, vector control, sdg3 donor: world health organization (who) budget: 120,000 usd prime recipient: malaria consortium. Malaria consortium impact of socio ecological systems and resilience sesr based strategies on dengue vector control in schools and neighbouring household communities in cambodia one of the world’s leading non profit organisations specialising in the prevention, control and treatment of malaria and other communicable diseases among vulnerable populations. “urbanization and climate change have had a huge impact in spreading dengue,” velayudhan said during the webinar. the movement and agglomeration of people in urban areas have helped to spread the vector, he added, but covid 19 disruptions have also impacted mosquito control measures and the reporting of cases. As the proposed project planned to scale up existing community based dengue vector control approaches, for which there is already extensive and contextualized experience, the project team has looked into the needs, expectations, concerns, desires and knowledge in relation to health of the cambodian communities and stakeholders from various sectors.

Malaria Consortium Impact Of Socio Ecological Systems And Resilience “urbanization and climate change have had a huge impact in spreading dengue,” velayudhan said during the webinar. the movement and agglomeration of people in urban areas have helped to spread the vector, he added, but covid 19 disruptions have also impacted mosquito control measures and the reporting of cases. As the proposed project planned to scale up existing community based dengue vector control approaches, for which there is already extensive and contextualized experience, the project team has looked into the needs, expectations, concerns, desires and knowledge in relation to health of the cambodian communities and stakeholders from various sectors. 1 . dengue vector control in cambodia: socio ecological strategies in schools and communities. this project, based in cambodia, is using very simple methods to try to lower mosquito numbers, in addition to the established strategies by the national dengue control programme. this involves a high degree of community involvement –including. Worldwide, dengue vaccination approaches are struggling for success, and wolbachia based vector control strategies have resulted in failure in parts of the world. 2 on the other hand, multiple (mostly preclinical) advancements in dengue therapeutics have been made, including direct antivirals, host targeted drugs, modulating immune mediators, and reversing pathologies of the vascular system. 3.