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IDAlert at Science Week in Blanes, Spain

IDAlert took part of the Science Week organised by CEAB-CSIC in Blanes, Spain

IDAlert at the 9th SOVE International Congress in Chania, Greece

IDAlert took part in the 9th SOVE International Congress, organized by the Society for Vector Ecology (SOVE) and held in Chania, Greece, from 12–17 October 2025.

IDAlert at Barcelona Pest Control Innovation Forum

On 6 November, IDAlert partners took part in the Barcelona Pest Control Innovation Forum (BPCIF), presenting two innovative tools that demonstrate the project’s contribution to strengthening public health and vector monitoring.

Climate change and pandemics: a call for action

Climate change is expected to impact macroecological processes and adaptive responses of wildlife, thereby increasing cross-species viral transmission and elevating

IDAlert at the Thessaloniki International Fair

Thanks to the collaboration of our partner, icddr,b, the Mosquito Alert app has now been introduced in Bangladesh and adapted for local use in Bangla. This deployment empowers communities in Bangladesh to directly participate in mosquito surveillance and control efforts, contributing to early warning systems and targeted interventions.

Turning mosquito troubles into health protection data: Mosquito Alert App launch in Bangladesh

Thanks to the collaboration of our partner, icddr,b, the Mosquito Alert app has now been introduced in Bangladesh and adapted for local use in Bangla. This deployment empowers communities in Bangladesh to directly participate in mosquito surveillance and control efforts, contributing to early warning systems and targeted interventions.

Discover our climate change and health indicators for kids and teens

In 2023, record-breaking global temperatures highlighted the urgent need for climate action to prevent worsening climate-related health impacts. Europe, warming at twice the global average rate, faces significant health threats and unnecessary loss of life. The Lancet Countdown in Europe, established in 2021, aims to drive rapid health-responsive climate actions. Its 2022 report tracked progress using 33 indicators across five domains.