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Our History

The Pan-African Mosquito Control Association (PAMCA) is an African professional body that brings together players in the field of mosquito and mosquito-borne disease control. PAMCA exists to provide a platform for capacity building, knowledge sharing and collaboration for concerted vector control initiatives in the African continent. PAMCA’s overarching goal is to bring together African scientists and other partner institutions, to work together and adopt common approaches to tackling the burden of mosquito-borne diseases across the continent.

PAMCA was established in 2009 at the 5th Multilateral Initiative on Malaria (MIM) Pan African Malaria Conference in Nairobi and incorporated in Kenya in 2011 as a Non-Governmental Organization under the Non-Governmental Organizations Co-ordination Act (Cap 19) of 1990 of Kenyan laws.

Our Focus Areas

Vision

An Africa free of mosquito-borne diseases.

Mission

To provide a platform for African scientists, public health professionals and stakeholders to drive efforts towards control and elimination of mosquito borne diseases.

Core

Values

  1. Integrity: We discharge our duties diligently and in line with nationally and internationally recognized ethical and professional standards.
  2. Innovation: We are committed to continuous learning and improvement on how we do our work.
  3. Excellence: In executing our mandate, we strive to uphold the highest standards of ethical and professional practice.
  4. Partnership: We are aware that the fight against malaria and other vector borne diseases can only be won by everyone joining hands against the scourge. As such we actively seek partnerships with other actors including individuals, research institutions, academia, government agencies, non-governmental organisations as well as international bodies with whom we share the vision in the fight against malaria and other vector borne diseases.
Specific

Objectives

  • Improvement of the life quality of the people by reducing the mosquito nuisance level.
  • Promotion of African co-operation and participation in mosquito control projects in Africa and developing countries.
    Promotion of the study, prevention and control of mosquito-borne diseases.
  • Development and implementation of new materials, techniques and tools for mosquito control.
  • Enhancement of control measures based on Integrated Vector Management approaches by favoring methods with low toxicological profile and low environmental impact.
  • Organization of educational and training courses, visits and staff exchanges between the members of the Organization in order to achieve better professional skills in accordance with the objectives of the Organization.
  • Promotion of general public and authority’s awareness about mosquito control and related subjects.
How

we work

  • Promotion of Africa co-operation and participation in mosquito control project in Africa and developing countries.
  • Promotion of the study, prevention and control of mosquito borne diseases.
  • Development and implementation of new material techniques and tools for mosquito control.
  • Enhancement of control measures based on integrated Vector Management approaches by favoring methods with low toxicological profile and low environmental impact.
  • Organization of educational and training courses, visits and staff exchanges between the members of the organization in order to achieve better professional skills in accordance with the objectives of the organization.
  • Promotion of general public and relevant authorities, awareness about mosquito control and relevant subjects
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