#vector-borne

Due to numerous socio-economic aspects as well as discrepancies among stakeholders throughout different locations, even within a relatively small area of a village and its fringes, combating vector-borne diseases necessitates a multidisciplinary, multi-pronged strategy. In this study, we conducted an initial survey in a rural area of Purba Bardhamman, West Bengal, to determine baseline information about four key macro factors. The four macro characteristics, when combined, will be used in future work to improve vector-borne illness control and equip kids with parallel skills that will enable them keep up with the abilities that the current age demands. According to the results, the volunteers in that specific place at that exact moment were very knowledgeable about the textbook-basics of mosquito vectors and vector-borne diseases (at equivalent 10th Grade level). They were also somewhat to highly aware of personal and close family security, with just around half reporting government in-situ measures. Smart phone users were the majority in terms of technology knowledge, but more constructive (as opposed to consumptive) instruments like PCs were less frequent. Programming tools knowledge was also lacking, which is a valuable talent in and of itself. However, there was a strong desire to learn and better skills, which was a promising indicator. This survey identifies prospective future options for instilling technical tools to battle vector-borne diseases, which is a promising direction for future research. Please see the link :- http://mbimph.com/index.php/AJOAIR/article/view/1717

Because of various socio-economic factors and the differences between stakeholders between different areas, even within a relatively small area of a village and its outskirts, the battle against vector-borne diseases requires a multidisciplinary, multi-pronged strategy. In this work, in a rural area of Purba Bardhamman, West Bengal, we did an initial survey to gauge the baseline awareness of four different macro parameters. In our successful work, the four macro parameters, combined, are to be used for better future management of vector-borne diseases as well as equipping young people with parallel skills that can allow them to upgrade the skills needed by the current era. The study showed that, based on the response, volunteers in the specific region were highly aware of the basics of mosquito vectors and vector-borne diseases in the textbook at that specific time (at equivalent 10th Grade level). They were also moderate to highly aware of personal and near family security, although in-situ steps taken by the government were reported by only about half. In the case of technical knowledge, smart phone users were the majority, but less popular were more proactive (as opposed to consumer) resources, such as computers. There was also no experience with programming instruments, a very valuable ability in its own right. The motivation to learn and develop them, however, was very strong subjectively, which was a good signal. This study demonstrates promising avenues for the potential inculcation of technical instruments to battle vector-borne diseases, which is a path for future work. Please see the link :- https://mbimph.com/index.php/AJOAIR/article/view/1717

It has promising scope in interdisciplinary applications in this age of information technology where access to it is becoming cheaper by day, particularly through gadgets such as smartphones and cheap internet access. The aim of this paper was to investigate how it can be used in the sense of vector biology in the Least Developed Country area of Bangladesh, as classified by the International Monetary Fund. We conducted a multifaceted survey of volunteers from the Noakhali region, who have considerable problems with mosquito-borne diseases. In the survey, we gathered data on basic knowledge of vector biology, understanding of methods to curb these vectors, and satisfaction with the local government agencies' eradication drives. Secondly, we also tried to assess their knowledge and familiarity with information technology's fundamental tools and equipped them with software that we had built to be used in follow-up studies. Some positive outcomes have been obtained which can pave the way for more progress in the eradication of vector-borne diseases and more holistic lines. Please see the link :- https://mbimph.com/index.php/UPJOZ/article/view/1727

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