PAMCA

PAMCA (Pan African Mosquito Control Association) is a professional body that brings together researchers, health practitioners, and public health officials with a shared interest in mosquito control and related diseases in Africa. The association was established in 2013 and has since been instrumental in fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among its members.

History

PAMCA was established in 2013 with the aim of providing a platform for mosquito control professionals in Africa to collaborate and share knowledge. The association has since grown to include members from various fields including research, public health, and health practice.

Objectives

The main objectives of PAMCA include:

• Promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing among mosquito control professionals in Africa.
• Facilitating the development and implementation of effective mosquito control strategies.
• Advocating for policies and practices that enhance mosquito control efforts in Africa.

Activities

PAMCA carries out a range of activities aimed at achieving its objectives. These include:

• Organizing annual conferences and workshops for members to share research findings and best practices.
• Facilitating training and capacity building programs for mosquito control professionals.
• Advocating for policies and practices that enhance mosquito control efforts in Africa.

Membership

Membership to PAMCA is open to individuals and organizations with an interest in mosquito control and related diseases in Africa. The association offers different categories of membership including individual, student, and institutional membership.

See Also

• Mosquito control
• Public health in Africa
• Vector-borne disease

External Links

• Official PAMCA Website

PAMCA Resources
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