Protecting Communities with Integrated Vector Control

MosquitoZone International is a team of PhD-level and MS-level entomologists and epidemiologists, as well as military-trained public health technicians, with extensive experience with public health programs, both in the field, in the non-profit sector, and in government overseeing large-scale national and international programs. We have strategic partnerships with bilateral and multilateral donors, international NGOs, business coalitions and governments. We operate all over Africa, and southeast Asia.
Our capabilities
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Entomological and epidemiological malaria or dengue risk assessment, case investigation and root-cause exposure analysis, on a program-wide basis or in response to an outbreak or hotspot
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Program design and intervention planning (either program-wide or outbreak-specific)
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Mosquito sentinel surveillance system (short-term setup and staff training, or long-term operation), to monitor program effectiveness and predict program vulnerabilities and hotspot development
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IRS campaign operation, training, design/setup, or quality assurance monitoring
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Audit or evaluate program effectiveness
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Install, train and support M&E software
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Environmental management, including identifying, eliminating and reducing breeding sites
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Environmental protection, including insecticide management according to WHO protocols
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Facilitate strategic partnerships between a program and international donors, organizations and multilateral institutions, such as the Global Fund, PMI/USAID, WHO, Gates Foundation, Ministries of Health, and socially-minded business coalitions, and NGOs (i.e. World Vision, Africare, Catholic Relief)
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Entomological consultation, assessment, or monitoring by experienced field entomologists who can be on on-site full-time or part-time, or regionally-based to reduce costs
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Insecticide resistance testing
How we can help
MosquitoZone International’s experts stand ready to support your program in whatever way you need – from providing a little advice to get you started, to making improvements to your existing program, or to operating a comprehensive program on your behalf.
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Contact
Katy Talento
VP, Corporate Affairs
MosquitoZone Washington Office
1101 Pennsylvania Ave, NW
Washington, DC 20004
+1.703.378.5344
Katy.Talento@MosquitoZone.com