Identify, classify, and study disease vectors and vector species

Conduct surveillance of mosquitoes, sandflies, ticks, mites, and other vectors

Identify and survey vector breeding sites

Study vector density, distribution, and behavioral patterns

Conduct risk assessment and mapping of vector-borne diseases

Perform insecticide resistance testing and monitoring

Provide technical guidance on insecticide use and vector control measures

Support Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) and Long-Lasting Insecticidal Nets (LLINs) programs

Conduct research and studies related to vector control and entomology

Carry out field investigations and surveillance during disease outbreaks

Study the impact of climate change and environmental factors on vector populations

Collect, preserve, and analyze vector samples in laboratories

Conduct community awareness and behavior change programs related to vector control

Implement national vector control guidelines and standards

Prepare research reports and technical documents

Conduct training, orientation, and capacity-building programs

Coordinate vector control activities with local, provincial, and federal authorities

Provide technical support during public health emergencies and epidemics

Strengthen vector surveillance systems through GIS and data management

Collaborate with national and international research institutions and partner organizations