Advancing Research and Control in Vector-Borne Diseases for a Healthier Future.
The National Academy of Vector Borne Diseases (NAVBD) is a premier body registered under Society Registration Act XXI of 1860 (Registration No: 19767/199 of 1994-95), dedicated to fostering scientific research, education, and public health initiatives related to vector-borne diseases. Established with the vision of creating a healthier community free from the burden of these diseases, NAVBD brings together leading experts, researchers, and policymakers.
Our mission is to advance knowledge, develop innovative strategies, and disseminate critical information to combat diseases transmitted by vectors such as mosquitoes, ticks, and flies.
Promote and conduct cutting-edge research in entomology, parasitology, epidemiology, and disease control.
Organize conferences, workshops, and publications to share scientific findings and best practices.
Build partnerships with national and international bodies for integrated disease management.
Published: Argus English, Bhubaneswar Meet
Leading health experts and policymakers gathered in Bhubaneswar to strategize India's journey toward zero malaria by 2030. The meeting focused on sub-national elimination strategies and the transition to domestic funding systems to ensure sustainable progress.
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In commemoration of World Malaria Day 2026, this webinar aligned with the global theme “Driven to End Malaria: Now We Can. Now We Must”, a shared rallying cry for renewed commitment and collective action towards malaria elimination. Hosted by the National Academy of Vector Borne Diseases (NAVBD) in collaboration with APMEN, the webinar titled “Malaria: Global Trends, Regional Insights and Country Action Plans” brought together leading global and regional experts to reflect on progress and priorities. Representatives from WHO Malaria and NTD Programme, WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia, and India National Center for Vector Borne Diseases Control shared perspectives on global malaria trends, regional dynamics, and country‑level actions needed to accelerate elimination efforts.
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