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Next generation IRS Project background NgenIRS

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives The Vector Control Challenge A proven tool: Vector Control  663 million clinical cases of malaria averted  68% of malaria cases averted by ITN  11% of malaria cases averted by IRS  Increasing incidence and scope  Rapid development  Resistance to all four classes  Entomological impact understood  Operational impact harder to assess The threat: Insecticide Resistance ITN ACT IRS The effect of malaria control on Plasmodium falciparum in Africa between 2000 and 2015, S. Bhatt et al, Sep 2015 Since 2000

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives First programme use of Actellic CS: Impact in a region of high pyrethroid resistance Bunkpurugu-Yunyoo district, Northern Ghana Mosquitoes Susceptible in 2010 Resistant by 2012 Surveys of 824 children under-five. Data collected on IRS, ITN ownership and usage, fever in children under-five and anti-malarial treatment. For children under 5, height, weight and temperature measured, and capillary blood collected and tested for malaria parasitaemia and anaemia. Data from Abt and PMI, In preparation for publication The first example of Third Generation IRS in action ( 3GIRS= long lasting resistance Breaking IRS Formulation)

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives IRS Coverage has fallen in Africa 4 NMCPThe commodity price is way too high. We may stop IRS altogether 6 month forecast is impossible. Funder (PMI / GFATM /.... Early results are outstanding. We have to reduce coverage if we use this product. MACEPAThis might be a breakthrough in elimination strategy. Countries have little experience of using non- pyrethroids and none in long lasting IRS. Company ( Syngenta ) The market is tiny and chaotic. Every order is an event. There is no forecast. So cannot book mfr capacity The Cost effectiveness of this product is better than other non-pyrethroids.

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives Underlying causes of market shortcomings High Price Low uptake / Small market No Forecast / Long Lead times One Supplier Weak evidence of Impact / Cost effectiveness

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives Reversing the spiral :Next Generation IRS Underlying Causes of ShortcomingsMarket Shaping Intervention

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives Goal, Outcome and Outputs The OVERALL GOAL of this proposal is: Increased use of 3GIRS products in Insecticide Resistance Management Programmes” “A growing market for 3GIRS without intervention of a co-payment.” 1 Accelerated uptake of 3GIRS through co-payment mechanism 2Improved global forecast for 3GIRS products 3New quality assured products from several manufacturers available 43GIRS products are reduced in price 5Cost effectiveness and impact research evidence is disseminated 7

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives NgenIRS Project First Year First Year Ethiopia Ghana Mali Rwanda Zambia Second Year potential Benin Tanzania Uganda Senegal Madagascar Rwanda Zimbabwe 8

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives Widespread support African Leaders Malaria Alliance WHO Global malaria Programme Country programmes Ethiopia Ghana Mali Mozambique Zambia Industry partners Croplife ( Industry association)

Building Partnerships  Creating Solutions  Saving Lives What is the status today ? 10 The NgenIRS project is up and running! See ngenirs.org