Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
VCPEC-IPR: testing what protects against mosquitoes
The Vector Control Product Evaluation Centre in Bouaké evaluates mosquito-control products, from insecticide-treated nets to housing interventions, in laboratory and field studies.
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- Vector-control researchers and product developers
- Worth noticing
- The page traces testing from WHO-cone bioassays through experimental huts at M’bé to cluster-randomised community trials.
Field notes
The page lists seven evaluation areas and names examples such as chlorfenapyr and PBO nets, EaveTubes, and larvicides. It also describes community meetings, household surveys, and participant follow-up as part of fieldwork. The centre reports 96 scientific articles and co-authors in 41 countries, with OpenAlex cited as the source; its displayed certification information names SANAS certificate G0039 and a validity period ending in June 2028.
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