Malaria Consortium - Impact of socio-ecological systems and resilience (SESR)-based strategies on dengue vector control in schools and neighbouring household communities in Cambodia - Impact of socio ecological systems and resilience sesr based strategies on dengue vector control in schools and neighbouring household communities in cambodia

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03/08/2020

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Leo Braack

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Impact of socio-ecological systems and resilience (SESR)-based strategies on dengue vector control in schools and neighbouring household communities in Cambodia

Publication Date:
03/08/2020
Author:
Leo Braack
Type:
Presentation

This presentation was given at a dissemination workshop on the project 'Controlling vectors and engaging communities
to prevent dengue in Cambodia'.

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