Evaluating the feasibility and impact on malaria transmission of community-based winter larviciding or house screening as additional vector control interventions in southern African countries committed to malaria elimination

This program aims to test the overall hypothesis of the icipe-led research that screening of houses or dry-season (winter) larviciding when added to existing vector control interventions such as LLINs (Long-lasting insecticidal nets) and IRS (indoor residual spraying (IRS)) will constitute a more effective strategy for malaria elimination compared to situations where only the latter two methods are used.