Partnering with the Vector Control Professional Placement Programme (VCP³) – an initiative of Innovation to Impact (I2I)
As part of our commitment to extending positive impact to the wider community, Envu recently entered a partnership with the Vector Control Professional Placement Programme (VCP³),1 an initiative of Innovation to Impact (I2I) that is funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. This collaboration also exemplifies the unwavering commitment of Envu to protect public health from the ever-present threat of mosquitoes and vector-borne diseases. The VCP³ is designed to provide researchers from African institutes with invaluable product development experience, bridging the gap between research and real-world application. Through this initiative, accepted applicants will be fully integrated into our product development teams, gaining hands-on experience in R&D best practices, business planning and product life cycle management. Additionally, this 12-month, fully funded secondment will enable researchers to return to their home institutes enriched with new expertise, enhancing local support in tackling vector-borne diseases.
“The VCP³ is a good opportunity to give an industrial product development experience to members of the academic sector, helping them understand the diversity and complexity of the questions that need to be answered to bring a new solution to the market. It also highlights the challenge of development timelines in the context of constantly evolving mosquito populations and behaviors.”
Frédéric Schmitt, Senior Global Project Lead in Mosquito Management
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