CISRO risk assessment on male bias (Ac(PMB)1) in Burkina Faso

Posted 14th November 2023

Male bias: Background strain and transgene insertion site

Posted 29th September 2023

Male bias: Background strain and transgene insertion site

From Aspiration to Action: What Will It Take to End Malaria?

Posted 3rd September 2020

Target Malaria welcomes the decision of the National Biosafety Agency of Burkina Faso to approve a small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes

Posted 2nd July 2018

Target Malaria welcomes the decision of the National Biosafety Agency of Burkina Faso to approve a small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes

Summary information note regarding the small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes Anopheles coluzzii strain Ac (DSM)2 in Bana village in Burkina Faso

Posted 3rd June 2018

Summary information note regarding the small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes Anopheles coluzzii strain Ac (DSM)2 in Bana village in Burkina Faso

The African Union and international experts highlight the importance of investing in sound frameworks to enable the development of gene drive for malaria control

Posted 3rd June 2018

The African Union and international experts highlight the importance of investing in sound frameworks to enable the development of gene drive for malaria control

Independent ecological risk assessment for a small-scale field release of a sterile male strain of Anopheles coluzzii

Posted 13th May 2018

Independent ecological risk assessment for a small-scale field release of a sterile male strain of Anopheles coluzzii

Professor Austin Burt has been awarded a President’s Medal for his work engaging the public in malaria-control projects across sub-Saharan Africa

Posted 3rd May 2017

Professor Austin Burt has been awarded a President’s Medal for his work engaging the public in malaria-control projects across sub-Saharan Africa.

Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report – Target Malaria’s statement

Posted 2nd November 2016

NAS report on gene drive offers important guidance for successful development of new technologies

Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report – Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report recommendation

Posted 2nd November 2016

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Information notes

CISRO risk assessment on male bias (Ac(PMB)1) in Burkina Faso

Male bias: Background strain and transgene insertion site

From Aspiration to Action: What Will It Take to End Malaria?

Target Malaria welcomes the decision of the National Biosafety Agency of Burkina Faso to approve a small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes

Summary information note regarding the small-scale release of genetically modified sterile male mosquitoes Anopheles coluzzii strain Ac (DSM)2 in Bana village in Burkina Faso

The African Union and international experts highlight the importance of investing in sound frameworks to enable the development of gene drive for malaria control

Independent ecological risk assessment for a small-scale field release of a sterile male strain of Anopheles coluzzii

Professor Austin Burt has been awarded a President’s Medal for his work engaging the public in malaria-control projects across sub-Saharan Africa

Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report – Target Malaria’s statement

Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report – Target Malaria’s response to the NAS report recommendation

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