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Intelligent Insect Control
Intelligent Insect Control
an approach to insect control that integrates best of technology and understanding of insect behaviour to achieve lasting results while improving human and environmental aspects.

Insect Control related news and events

RESPONSE TO VESTERGAARD-FRANDSEN PRESS CAMPAIGN AGAINST IIC & BESTNET

IIC et Ole Skovmand font objection des diffamations récentes faites par Vestergaard Frandsen dans la presse
et au cours de communications personnelles

Article: "Decreased motivation in the use of insecticide-treated nets in a malaria endemic area in Burkina Faso.", July 2009

Article: Impact of Slow-Release Bacillus sphaericus Granules on Mosquito Populations Followed in a Tropical Urban Environment. j.EM Jan 2009

Real physical strength of LLIN's on the market. Data generated by CITIVE (WHO reference lab)
emailed report.

Article published;"Median knock-down time as a new method for evaluating insecticide-treated textiles for mosquito control", MalariaJournal 2008:7:114.

NETPROTECT achieves WHO recommendation Dec.2007.

Produktnyhed: IIC/NET

Intelligent Insect Control was founded on the idea that insect control in human health and agricultural context should always be carried out to acchieve maximum, sustainable effect while having minimal negative impact on the environment.

According to this maxim we aim at creating solutions that may be based on biological agents, low toxic synthetic chemicals applied intelligently or even non-toxic means such as specially designed barriers. In addition we bring many years of knowledge and research of insect behaviour to ensure that the solution design will deliver targeted and optimal results.

While we work on ensuring that insect control in agriculture and human health can be done effective in a manner that does not compromise the enviroment we are also keenly aware that any project should be feasible from economic and socio-economic perspectives.


Features:
The development of market leading LLIN Permanet
  Improvement implies innovation, IIC explicitly calls for partnerships to achieve it
     
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