ICARS Project: Heading Into Its Decisive Phases

In a significant step toward addressing the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), researchers involved in ICARS-funded project in Cameroon are actively supporting urban farmers through hands-on collaboration and practical assistance. On 13 June 2026, the research team distributed essential agricultural equipment to approximately twenty urban farmers in the areas of Nkolodom, Ekounou, and Nkolbisson.…

Press Release: CANVeCT Shifts Focus to Implementation Research as New Malaria Vector Control Tools Advance to Large-Scale Rollout

This project will monitor and evaluate the large-scale rollout of spatial emanators supported by the U.S. Government and the Global Fund, assess their use in humanitarian settings, and expand the evidence base on insecticide-treated baby wraps. The Catalyzing the Adoption of Novel Vector Control Toolbox (CANVeCT) project is a Unitaid-funded initiative implemented by the CANVeCT…

Empowering Communities in Vector-Borne Disease Control : Highlights from the IMPACTING Policy Engagement Workshop in Campo

The IMPACTING Project advanced its commitment to community-centered public health through a District and Community-Level Policy Engagement Workshop held in Campo.   Organized by CRID, the workshop brought together local authorities, health professionals, community leaders, and residents to strengthen collaboration and promote local participation in the prevention and control of vector-borne diseases. By creating a…