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Detecting and targeting residual malaria with enhanced geospatial surveilllance tools in Western Province, Solomon Islands

Objectives

This project aims to detect and target residual malaria with enhanced geospatial surveilllance tools in Western Province, Solomon Islands.

Principal Institution

Vector Borne Disease Control Programme (VDCP) Solomon Islands

Principal Investigators / Focal Persons

Leonard Boaz

Themes

Surveillance

Date

Jan 2015 — Jan 2016

Funding Details
World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland

Grant ID: SMALLGRANTS_165
Country / Project Site(s)

Solomon Islands

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