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Registration for the PacMOSSI Vector Surveillance and Control online training course is open! Learn more and register here:
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Meitaki maata to Muraai Glover Herman for sharing lessons from a year-long dengue outbreak at @WHOWPRO's arbovirus event. Travel drives risk, small teams need support & shared tools help. We'll keep supporting Pacific preparedness.
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Watch this Impact Series video for participant reflections from the #PacMOSSI Annual Meeting and learn about this model of regional collaboration.
This work is led by @jcu and supported by @AmbGlobalHealth, @spc_cps and regional partners.
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The PacMOSSI team had a productive time in Cairns for the Centre for Tropical Biosecurity conference, connecting with researchers and reflecting on the annual meeting, mid-term review and way forward. Thank you @JCU & @AmbGlobalHealth for your support! 🦟🌎
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This #WorldMosquitoDay2026, PacMOSSI is proud to support Pacific Island Countries build mosquito resilient communities! This work is made possible with support of @AmbGlobalHealth alongside other regional partners.
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Yesterday at the #AMV2026, PacMOSSI was proud to host a symposium on strengthening vector surveillance & control in PICs. Chaired by Dr Anna Drexler, the session brought together experts to share lessons & innovations for tackling vector-borne diseases.
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Day 2 of the #PacMOSSI Annual Meeting is a wrap! From data management to community communications – two incredible days of collaboration with country representatives and partners. Vinaka Vakalevu to all who made it possible!
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Bula from Nadi! 🌺 Day 1 of the #PacMOSSI Annual Meeting is a wrap – a day of Talanoa with country focal points & partners from across the Pacific. From progress reflections to outbreak readiness discussions, it was great sharing knowledge and expertise.🤝
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Whoever said hunting mosquitoes was easy?🤣🦟Cars in ditches and all, our technical experts are getting the job done!💪🏽 This is sometimes what fieldwork looks like.
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PacMOSSI’s technical experts, Dr Elina Panahi and Dr Nicolas Pocquet are on the ground in #Fiji supporting the @MOHFiji with mosquito surveillance, with support from @AmbGlobalHealth and other partners!
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Proud to see our PacMOSSI technical experts support #Tonga MoH with mosquito surveillance and dengue outbreak response.
Supported by @AmbGlobalHealth and other partners.
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Malaria is preventable, treatable, and beatable. This #WorldMalariaDay2026, PacMOSSI echos the global call to action: Driven to End Malaria – Now we can. Now we must.
Strong health systems and partnerships help protect communities across the Pacific.
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This #IWD2026, we celebrate #GivetoGain.
PacMOSSI is committed to creating opportunities for women to learn, share and take ownership of skills - because when women lead, communities gain!
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From vision to impact! PacMOSSI is women-led and proud to support women in the Pacific through training and learning in public health.
Here is Ms Shonam Reddy’s reflection from our recent regional workshop in 🇸🇧
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Neglected doesn’t mean inevitable. Dengue, Zika & chikungunya are mosquito-borne NTDs affecting the Pacific. This #WorldNTDDay, PacMOSSI is proud to unite, act & eliminate with support from the Australian Government and other regional partners. 🤝🌏
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Five days. 15 countries. One mission — stronger mosquito surveillance for a healthier Pacific. Grateful to our SI partners🇸🇧 + regional faculty & supporters 🦟🌏
Watch the highlights 👇
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✅ Five days of hands-on Aedes surveillance training in Honiara: planning, field work & regional collaboration to strengthen public health across the Pacific.
Tagio tumas to all partners! 🌏🦟 #PacMOSSI #HealthyRegion
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New research from AITHM, @jcu and @PacMOSSI shows travel is a key trigger for #dengue outbreaks in Pacific Island Countries, while weather patterns influence how they spread in the region🦟
Discover more: shorturl.at/Bnwht
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We're happy to be engaging with highly motivated representatives from 16 PICs this week at PacMOSSI’s 2025 Practical Training on Aedes Surveillance in Honiara, Solomon Islands 🇸🇧
Our work is supported by @AmbGlobalHealth and @spc_cps
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Day 1 in Honiara ✅
We kicked off with course goals, Aedes surveillance fundamentals, and insights from Solomon Islands MHMH.
Field session + trap setting wrapped up a great start to the week 🦟🌴
On to Day 2! #PacMOSSI #HealthyRegion
Next week, reps from 18 Pacific nations gather in Honiara for the 2025 PacMOSSI Workshop — building skills in Aedes surveillance to strengthen public health across the Pacific. 🌏🦟 #PacMOSSI #HealthyRegion




































