Stakeholders

I2I worked with numerous organisations and stakeholders to promote product innovation, efficiency, quality, and dialogue within the landscape of available vector control tools.

By proactively identifying bottlenecks and working with vector control stakeholders to develop inclusive and effective solutions, I2I affected meaningful change to the systems that underpin the vector control ecosystem. As a neutral partner in this space, I2I took on issues that fell ‘between the cracks’ of the mandates of others and facilitated solutions that were owned by those who would implement them.

Two hands shaking

Achievements

Between 2015-2026, I2I collaborated with international organizations, regional economic communities, local non-profit organizations, and country regulators to help optimize access to vector control tools. During this time, I2I successfully supported WHO to establish their new prequalification process (PQ) for vector control, by including a diverse array of stakeholders to ensure the system was understood and supported to succeed. Further work focused on identifying opportunities to engage with endemic country regulators to better streamline regulatory frameworks for new tools and raise awareness of the PQ process and dossier. I2I catalysed stakeholders to address ITN quality and performance issues, reports of which have caused much consternation and reduced trust in these products at country level. 

Picture of a hand entering numbers into a calculator while holding a document

Credit: Brant Stewart, RTI

International Organisations

WHO

Industry

The text 'ADAMA' is in grey to the right of the image and a rounded grey 'A' image is to the lfet of the word with a green border around it separated by white.
The text 'AQUATAIN' in black with the centre of the 'Q' shaped like a white droplet. The text 'PRODUCT in small letters is writtern above the -TAIN' part of Aquatain. Below the 'AQU' is a blue half oval separated by white with two green mounds on either side of it.
Circle formed by three groups of lines intersecting from different directions on the left and the word 'CORTEVA' in back on the right with the word 'agriscience' in smaller black letters below
'GARDA CHEMICALS LIMITED' in bright blue across two lines with a stylistic, angular blue and white G to the left of the image.
Green circle to the left of the image. Inside the circle is the image of two pandas under a bed net and the words 'Panda net' above them. to the right of the image are the words 'Panda Net' in a gradient blue. Below it are two lines of black text that read 'Keep Mosquitoes Away, Professional Mosquito Net Manufacturer'
The word 'Tagros' in dark blue lettering with a light green leaf over the 'o'.
Text 'VALIENT BIOSCIENCES' written across the width of the image. 'VALIENT' is in black with three green triangles with the point originating from under the right hand corner of the word, extend diagonally to the left of the image. 'BioSciences' is written in green.
Oval to the left of the image that is blue at the top and contains the letters 'V.K.A'. Underneath is a white wavy line with green below it. On the right side of the image is blue text that says 'VKA POLYMERS and below it on three lines is the text 'DEVELOPERS & MANUFACTURERS OF INNOVATIVE VECTOR CONTROL PRODUCTS' in black.
'Yahe' in written in black on the right of the image with a block depiction of two green leaves and a three petalled flower in magenta and white vertical stripes to the left.
Image of the word 'Shobikaa' in light green. Beneath it to the right is a hexagonal image outlined in dark blue with light blue inside. Also inside is a dark blue outline of an adult with its arms around the light blue image of a child with both of its arms raised. The image represents a parent and child under a bed net. Under the bednet outline is the word 'DuraNet' with 'Dura' in dark blue and 'Net in a turquoise blue.

Research and Development

Procurers

The letters 'IDA' in royal blue capitals and italics with a blue line underneath and the phrase 'Foundation' underneath in smaller royal blue capital letters