Long-lasting insecticidal net (LLIN), Olyset<sup>®</sup>Net (2% w/w permethrin-incorporated), was invented to control mosquitoes that vector Malaria in Africa, and it has been protecting nearly 800 million people since its development. Since then, we have been continuously improving and inventing additional resin-incorporated mosquito-control products. We developed the next generation of LLIN with the addition of PBO to increase the efficacy against pyrethroid-resistant mosquito populations. Also, we have successfully developed SumiLarv<sup>®</sup>2MR, a long-lasting pyriproxyfen (2% w/w) resin disc, incorporating non-pyrethroid insecticide as a new matrix-release formulation to target mosquito larvae. In addition, we launched a water-dispersible-granule indoor residual spray (IRS) formulation product SumiShield® 50WG using the neonicotinoid insecticide, clothianidin (50.0% w/w). In this presentation, we would like to show our experimental data which lead to the development of these successful mosquito control products, and the field efficacy data that we have collected throughout the world.

Challenges in developing new vector control tools

2019 Fall National Meeting

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