About the PacMOSSI
consortium.

PacMOSSI is a regional partnership of 21 Pacific Island Countries and areas with 7 international institutions working to combat mosquito-borne diseases throughout the Pacific. It comprises a series of initiatives coordinated by James Cook University in collaboration with The Pacific Community (SPC). Support is provided by the Australian Government
through Partnerships for a Healthy Region,
the French Government, the New Zealand Government and the European Union.

• Supports Pacific Island countries to combat mosquito-borne diseases with effective mosquito surveillance and control.
• Focusses on current and emerging diseases including dengue, chikungunya, Zika & malaria.
• Provides useful and practical support aligned with WHO guidance and best practice.
• Determines priorities in conjunction with Pacific Island ministries of health.
• Engages credible and well-respected individuals with mosquito surveillance and control expertise and Pacific experience.