Within the project MOS-Cross2, on April 28, 2023, the Round Table for Primary Health Care of South Bačka District was held in Novi Sad, where the Upgraded Common Protocol for Emergencies and Preparedness in the event of mosquito-borne diseases was presented. The meeting was attended by members of the project teams of the Teaching Institute […]

The members of the project team on March 09, 2023, in Novi Sad, Serbia, visited illuminated info-panels (billboards) that attract and kill mosquitoes. Project team members from the Institute of Public Health of Vojvodina and the “European Affairs” Fund presented the construction and design of mosquito control panels placed in the area of West-bačka and […]

On November 24, 2022, the Institute of Public Health of Požega-Slavonia County hosted a presentation of illuminated panels (billboards), after which members of the project team from Osijek, Novi Sad and Sombor, together with the project partner from Požega, visited the illuminated info-panels (billboards) that attract and kill mosquitoes. Members of the project team of […]

The project team members together with the leading partner visited illuminated info-panels (billboards) that attract and kill mosquitoes, on October 20, 2022. Members of the project team of the Teaching Institute of Public Health of Osijek-Baranja County presented to the members of the project team the construction and design of mosquito suppression panels placed in […]

The meeting was attended by members of the project team, the Teaching Institute of Public Health of Osijek-Baranja County (leading partner), representatives of the Institute of Public Health Sombor, the Institute of Public Health of Požega-Slavonia County, representatives of the “European Affairs” Fund of APV and the Institute of Public Health Novi Sad. Prof. Dr. […]

As part of the MOS-Cross2 project, on July 7-8, 2022, the sixth, final two-day training for health workers was held in the Kopački Rit Nature Park and Beli Manastir, in Croatia. As part of the training, healthcare workers expanded their knowledge about mosquitoes as vectors of infectious diseases and their diagnostics. The lecturer at the […]