4th International Conference on Vector-Borne Diseases 2027 (ICVBD 2027)
Hosted by
Society for Vector Ecology, Indian Region (iSOVE) & Academy of Public Health Entomology (APHE)
4–7 February 2027, Bamboo Saa Resort, Udaipur (Rajasthan State), India
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About ICVBD 2027
ICVBD 2027 will bring together students, researchers, academicians, policymakers, industry experts, product development partners, programme managers and pest management associations to advance the control and elimination of vector-borne diseases and household pests.
The conference will feature discussions on major diseases such as malaria, filariasis, leishmaniases, arboviral diseases, zoonotic diseases, and rickettsial diseases. It will also address vector biology, surveillance and control, invasive species monitoring, and insecticide resistance management.
A key focus will be on practical challenges in disease elimination and the need for sustainable, science-based solutions. Delegates will explore new tools, technologies, including molecular methods, artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital systems, and drone-based surveillance.
The conference will also examine the effects of climate change, urbanisation, One Health approaches, and urban pest management and regulatory ecosystem for product innovation. Overall, the event aims to encourage knowledge exchange, highlight recent innovations, and support stronger public health responses to emerging and persistent vector-borne disease threats.
Conference Venue
Bamboo Saa Resort, Udaipur (Rajasthan State)
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Abstract Submission Deadline
15 September 2026
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Registration Deadlines
Early bird deadline: until 31 October 2026
Late registration: 1 Nov. to 15 December 2026
Spot registration: Limited slots, subject to availability
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Contact Us
Email: icvbd.conference@gmail.com
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About Conference Hosts
Academy of Public Health Entomology
Society for
Vector Ecology
Academy of Public Health Entomology (APHE), Udaipur
Academy of Public Health Entomology (APHE), Udaipur
The Academy of Public Health Entomology was established in 2019 under the Rajasthan Societies Registration Act of 1958. The Academy aims to share knowledge, build capacity and empower future leaders to manage vector-borne diseases. It works with professionals, academia, researchers, vector-borne disease control programmes, industry partners and other stakeholders to build and strengthen technical capacity and share science-based knowledge for control of vectors of disease and household pests to eliminate major vector-borne diseases (https://www.aphe.org.in).
The Academy of Public Health Entomology was established in 2019 under the Rajasthan Societies Registration Act of 1958. The Academy aims to share knowledge, build capacity and empower future leaders to manage vector-borne diseases. It works with professionals, academia, researchers, vector-borne disease control programmes, industry partners and other stakeholders to build and strengthen technical capacity and share science-based knowledge for control of vectors of disease and household pests to eliminate major vector-borne diseases (https://www.aphe.org.in).
APHE membership is open to medical and public health entomologists, vector control specialists, public health professionals, scientists, programme managers in India, and all those who are committed to vector-borne disease control. The Executive Committee of the Academy comprise persons with national and international experience.
APHE membership is open to medical and public health entomologists, vector control specialists, public health professionals, scientists, programme managers in India, and all those who are committed to vector-borne disease control. The Executive Committee of the Academy comprise persons with national and international experience.
Society for Vector Ecology (iSOVE), Goa
Society for Vector Ecology (iSOVE), Goa
The Society for Vector Ecology (SOVE) is a worldwide organisation with its headquarters in California, USA (https://www.sove.org/). SOVE has extended its outreach globally by opening its regional Chapters, which have been successfully functioning in the USA, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The SOVE Indian Chapter was established on 27 July 2017 in Goa (http://www.soveindia.org/).
The Society for Vector Ecology (SOVE) is a worldwide organisation with its headquarters in California, USA (https://www.sove.org/). SOVE has extended its outreach globally by opening its regional Chapters, which have been successfully functioning in the USA, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The SOVE Indian Chapter was established on 27 July 2017 in Goa (http://www.soveindia.org/).
Members of the Indian SOVE include vector ecology, biology and control specialists, public health experts, academia and industry to strengthen the management of vector-borne diseases in the Indian region. SOVE membership is open to students, researchers, young and mid-career scientists, senior scientists, technicians, programme managers, regulatory experts, and industry and policymakers. Eligible persons are welcome to join the SOVE Indian Chapter. The SOVE Indian Chapter organises conferences, workshops, discussions, expert lectures, seminars and webinars.
Members of the Indian SOVE include vector ecology, biology and control specialists, public health experts, academia and industry to strengthen the management of vector-borne diseases in the Indian region. SOVE membership is open to students, researchers, young and mid-career scientists, senior scientists, technicians, programme managers, regulatory experts, and industry and policymakers. Eligible persons are welcome to join the SOVE Indian Chapter. The SOVE Indian Chapter organises conferences, workshops, discussions, expert lectures, seminars and webinars.
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