
Keywords: community and stakeholder engagement
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Hybrid mosquitoes? Evidence from rural Tanzania on how local communities conceptualize and respond to modified mosquitoes as a tool for malaria controlM. F. Finda, F. O. Okumu, E. Minja, R. Njalambaha, W. Mponzi, B. B. Tarimo, P. Chaki, J. Lezaun, A. H. Kelly and N. Christofides, Malaria Journal, 20:134. 2021.![]() Different forms of mosquito modifications are being considered as potential high-impact and low-cost tools for future malaria control in Africa. Although still under evaluation, the eventual success of these technologies will require high-level public acceptance. Understanding ... Keywords: arbovirus, community and stakeholder engagement, cytoplasmic incompatibility, dengue, engagement, ethics, genetic biocontrol, policy, wolbachia, World Mosquito Program, ZIKA |
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Scientifically framed gene drive communication perceived as credible but riskierE. A. MacDonald, E. D. Edwards, J. Balanovic and F. Medvecky, People and Nature, 2021.![]() Framing is a communication technique in which certain beliefs or values are emphasized that resonate with the target audience. Framing may increase how much people objectively think about new information and update their opinions; framing may mitigate emo Keywords: arbovirus, community and stakeholder engagement, cytoplasmic incompatibility, dengue, engagement, ethics, genetic biocontrol, policy, wolbachia, World Mosquito Program, ZIKA |
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Public attitudes towards synthetic biologyCSIRO, Synthetic Biology Future Science Platform, 2021.![]() A national survey has been conducted by CSIRO’s Synthetic Biology Future Science Platform as an important first step in measuring public attitudes towards synthetic biology. The survey draws on the views of more than 8,000 Australians, and researchers are examining the data to ... Keywords: arbovirus, community and stakeholder engagement, cytoplasmic incompatibility, dengue, engagement, ethics, genetic biocontrol, policy, wolbachia, World Mosquito Program, ZIKA |
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How to engage communities on a large scale? Lessons from World Mosquito Program in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [version 2; peer review: 1 approved, 2 approved with reservations]G. B. Costa, R. Smithyman, S. L. O'Neill and L. A. Moreira, Gates Open Research, 2021.![]() Here we discuss and analyse the framework for community engagement implemented by the WMP in Brazil, during the large-scale deployment of the method in the municipalities of Niterói and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Our experience indicates that the community engagement work for ... Keywords: arbovirus, community and stakeholder engagement, cytoplasmic incompatibility, dengue, engagement, ethics, genetic biocontrol, policy, wolbachia, World Mosquito Program, ZIKA |

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