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Globally, the market for Polyethylene has been growing with a swift pace on the back of growing population & construction across the globe. Polyethylene is gaining more demand due to growing demand of packaged food & beverages, light weight automotive, onstruction industry.  Growing number of applications of HDPE pipelines include Sewage pumping mains, Submarine pipe lines, Industrial and chemical applications .HDPE pipes can carry potable water, wastewater, slurries, chemicals, hazardous wastes, and compressed gases. According to Azoth Analytics research report “Global Polyethylene Market: Analysis By Type (HDPE, LDPE, Others), End-User Industry (Packaging, Construction, Automotive, Electronics & Electrical, Household Appliances, Others), By Region, By Country (2018 Edition): Opportunities and Forecast (2013-2023) -- By Region (N. America, Europe, APAC, ROW), By Country (U.S., Canada, Germany, UK, France, Italy, China, Japan, India)” global market value is projected to display a robust growth represented by a CAGR of 5.81% during 2018 – 2023.

Increasing population is observed to be major driving force for Global Polyethylene market growth and is expected to be same in future as well. Moreover, increase in construction, automotive, consumption of household products and packaging is propelling the market of polyethylene. Amongst the region, APAC accounts for the largest share in the global market in 2017. Growing construction & packaging sector in Asia pacific region is anticipated to increase the polyethylene market in the region. The demand for polyethylene is expected to rise substantially in the coming years due to the growing use of plastic container in several industries and domestic households.

#AzothAnalytics presented the knowledge paper titled “#ControllingVectorBorneDiseases: An India Perspective” in association with the apex chamber of commerce, #ASSOCHAM.

Mr. Matloob Hasan, Director, #AzothAnalytics presented the theme address at the meet, held in Leela Palace on #September26, 2018.

The other key dignitaries who addressed the event included Dr. N. S. Dharmshaktu, Principal Advisor on Public Health, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW), Dr. P. K. Sen, Director, NVBDCP, MoHFW, Dr. Arun Kumar, Head of Environmental Science, Bayer South Asia and ASSOCHAM's secretary general, Mr.  Uday Kumar Varma.

Mr. Matloob Hasan emphasized on the need of combating any outbreak of vector borne diseases quickly and effectively so that the vectors cannot spread the viruses or parasites at a faster pace. Dr. N. S. Dharmshaktu said that the focus needs to be on execution of policy matters on vector borne diseases. Dr. P.K Sen put forth the point that malaria is declining at a faster rate in the country because of proper implementation of vector control services in both urban and rural areas.

The knowledge paper titled “#ControllingVectorBorneDiseases: An India Perspective” released by Azoth Analytics in the #eventdiscusses the incidences, casualty and challenges of vector borne diseases in India. Also, the control mechanism has been analyzed along with the initiatives taken by the government, United Nations, non-governmental agencies and others.  The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG – 3) of the #UnitedNations has also been assessed in the #knowledge paper.

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