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A Vision for a Collaborative Association Model
Grayson C Brown Public Health Entomology Laboratory Department of Entomology University of Kentucky, USA
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The Problem is Immense 1 3/21/2016 The Problem is Immense Access - - PDF document
3/21/2016 A Vision for a Collaborative Association Model Grayson C Brown Public Health Entomology Laboratory Department of Entomology University of Kentucky, USA The Problem is Immense 1 3/21/2016 The Problem is Immense Access Issues 2
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Trash Issues
Large Number of Small Habitats
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Traditional Models Have Been Ineffective
Mosquito Control Authority Govt . Funding Source R$ Action
Notable Problems With This Model
- Funding sources are fickle
- Outcome target is the mosquito, not epidemiological
- Prone to corner cutting
Traditional Models Have Been Ineffective
Mosquito Control Authority Govt . Funding Source R$ Action
Corner Cutting Reduces IVM Structures
- Surveillance
- Use of Decision Making Tools
- Calibration/Training/Record Keeping
- Inter-Agency Collaboration
Entomological Expertise
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Every Major Recent Review Has Noted the Lack
- f Entomological Expertise
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By: Henk van den Berg Raman Velayudhan Mikhail Ejov
Regional framework for surveillance and control
- f invasive mosquito
vectors and re-emerging vector-borne diseases 2014–2020
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An important need is consistent supply of expertise and advocacy
Surveillance and Identification Decision Making Tools Effecting Control Options (Techniques, Equipment
Calibration, etc.)
Record Keeping Strategic Management (Epidemiological Outcomes,
Resistance Management, Incorporation of New Technologies, etc.)
Building and using management-side advocacy groups
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The National Entomological Societies Are an Untapped Resource
Access to extensive entomological expertise Self-Sustaining for decades Existing outreach programs Desire to be more involved in both the management
component and the government funding component
One model would be:
Mosquito Control Authority Govt . Funding Source R$ Action
National Entomological Society
Advocacy Entomological Expertise and Training Programs
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Goal is to have
Consortium of Entomological Societies with
coordinated outreach and advocacy programs targeted at improving IVM programs in their country.
Initial funding would come from sources external to the
society but would, over time, transition to a self-funded mode like other society functions.
Consortium members would meet on a regular basis
and would, collectively, seek additional collaboration
- pportunities in IVM.