Our mission is to reduce the impact of vector-borne diseases and contribute to their eventual elimination by improving the product development landscape for vector control tools, supporting enhanced evaluation processes, facilitating sustained quality of vector control products and improving their judicious and safe use with a focus on shortening time to market.
Our vision is a development environment for vector control products conducive to dialogue, innovation and investment and which efficiently delivers a steady stream of new, quality tools to those who need them most, and safeguards their continued effectiveness.
Approximately 80% of the global population is at risk from vector-borne disease leading to over 700,000 deaths annually, predominantly in sub-Saharan Africa. Vector borne diseases, such as malaria, dengue, yellow fever and Zika and chikungunya pose a huge threat to the world, affecting not only health outcomes, but also serve to slow economic growth and…
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I2i convenes vector control stakeholders such as global and country policy makers, product developers, donors, regulators, academia and programme implementers to streamline the evaluation and registration of new vector control tools.
Director
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Angus leads the strategic agenda of i2i and manages the relationships with all major stakeholders. His role is focussed on finding stakeholder consensus on shared challenges and catalysing solutions to these. Prior to this role, he was Senior Malaria Advisor at the President’s Malaria Initiative. He formerly served as UNICEF’s Regional Malaria Advisor in Angola, as PSI’s Deputy Director of Malaria and Child Survival, and as a Senior Technical Advisor at USAID/PMI. Angus holds a PhD from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
Technical Programme Manager
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Alison oversees the programme and financial management of i2i activities and facilitates communications and collaboration across in-country partners, regulators, field implementers, malaria control programmes and other stakeholders. She also has particular involvement in coordinating the activities of the GLP and Country Registration workstreams and disseminating outputs. Alison has over 15 years’ experience in project management in academic and operational research including positions with the Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium at LSTM and the Malaria Modelling Research Group at Imperial College London. More recently Alison has managed projects in the LSTM Vector Biology Department focusing on the implementation of digital tools to facilitate better data driven decision making and capacity strengthening for vector borne-disease control programmes.
Angus leads the strategic agenda of i2i and manages the relationships with all major stakeholders. His role is focussed on finding stakeholder consensus on shared challenges and catalysing solutions to these. Prior to this role, he was Senior Malaria Advisor at the President’s Malaria Initiative. He formerly served as UNICEF’s Regional Malaria Advisor in Angola, as PSI’s Deputy Director of Malaria and Child Survival, and as a Senior Technical Advisor at USAID/PMI. Angus holds a PhD from the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.
Alison oversees the programme and financial management of i2i activities and facilitates communications and collaboration across in-country partners, regulators, field implementers, malaria control programmes and other stakeholders. She also has particular involvement in coordinating the activities of the GLP and Country Registration workstreams and disseminating outputs. Alison has over 15 years’ experience in project management in academic and operational research including positions with the Malaria in Pregnancy Consortium at LSTM and the Malaria Modelling Research Group at Imperial College London. More recently Alison has managed projects in the LSTM Vector Biology Department focusing on the implementation of digital tools to facilitate better data driven decision making and capacity strengthening for vector borne-disease control programmes.
IRAC and Methods Representative
Regulatory Representative
Africa Policy Representative
Regulatory Representative
Product Development and GLP Representative
GLP and Testing Representative
Methods Representative
Product Development, GLP and Methods Representative
Africa Policy Representative