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1. NVBDCP presentation for
orientation for PS/MDs

2. Introduction
 National Vector Borne Disease Control Program (NVBDCP)
is implemented in the States/UTs for prevention and control of
vector borne diseases (VBDs) namely Malaria, Dengue,
Chikungunya, Filariasis, Japanese Encephalitis (JE) and Kala-
azar
 The Directorate of NVBDCP is the nodal agency for planning,
policy making, technical guidance and monitoring and
evaluation of program implementation in respect of prevention
and control of these vector borne diseases under the overall
umbrella of NHM.
 Dengue, Chikungunya and JE are known as outbreak prone
VBDs

3. Sr
No
Disease Caused by Target year for elimination
1 Malaria Anopheles
mosquito
2030 (in
phased
manner)
Cat-I(15 states/UTs) by 2020
Cat-II(11states/UTs) by 2022
Cat-III(10 states/UTs) by 2020
2 Lymphatic
Filariasis
Culex
quinquefasciatus
2021 (Mf rate <1)
3 Kala-azar Sandfly 2020 (< I case per 10,000 population)
4 Dengue Aedes mosquito
5 Chikunguny
a
Aedes mosquito
6 Japanese
Encephalitis
Culex
VBDs & its Elimination Target

4. Strategy for prevention & control of
Malaria:
 Early diagnosis and complete treatment
 Vector Control Strategies (Indoor Residual Spray (IRS),
LLINs, fish, chemical and bio- larvicide, source reduction)
 Supportive intervention including behaviour change
communication (BCC), public private partnership and inter-
sectoral convergence, human resource development through
capacity building, operational research

5. Strategies for prevention & control of
Dengue & Chikungunya
 Surveillance - Disease and Entomological Surveillance
 Case management - Laboratory diagnosis and Clinical
management
 Vector management - Environmental management for Source
Reduction, Chemical control, Personal protection and Legislation
 Outbreak response - Epidemic preparedness and Media
management
 Capacity building - Training, strengthening human resource and
Operational research
 Behaviour Change Communication - Social mobilization and
Information Education and Communication (IEC)
 Inter-sectoral coordination - Health, Urban Development, Rural
Development, Panchayati Raj, Surface Transport and Education
sector
 Monitoring and Supervision - Analysis of reports, review, field
visit and feedback

6. Strategies for elimination of Kala-Azar
 Parasite elimination and disease management
 Early case detection and complete treatment.
 Strengthening of referral;
 Integrated vector control
 Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS),
 Environmental management by maintenance of sanitation and
hygiene and provision of pucca houses in Kala-azar affected
villages PMAY-G.
 Supportive interventions
 Behaviour Change Communication for social mobilization,
 Inter-sectoral convergence,
 Capacity building by training and Monitoring and Evaluation.

7. Elimination Strategies for Lymphatic
Filariasis
Twin pillar strategy adopted for elimination.
 Annual Mass Drug Administration
 Morbidity Management & Disability Prevention
(MMDP)
Implementation of Triple Drug
Therapy(IDA(Ivermectin+DEC+Albendazole))

8. Strategies for prevention & control of
Japanese Encephalitis
 JE Vaccination
 Disease and vector surveillance
 Laboratory diagnosis through sentinel sites in government/private
medical colleges and hospitals
 Case management
 Capacity building
 BCC/IEC

9. Thank You