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    • Public Health
    • Economics

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    • Economic evaluations comparing mosquito control strategies are limited.
    • Mosquito control relies on various methods, including source reduction and larvicides.
    • Understanding the long-term economic implications of different control methods is crucial for public health.

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    • To develop an economic comparison tool for mosquito control methods.
    • To calculate the total present value (PV) of source reduction and larvicide treatments.
    • To provide a framework for cost-benefit analysis in mosquito abatement programs.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of an Excel-based tool for economic analysis.
    • Calculation of total present value (PV) over a 15-year timeframe.
    • Application of a 3% discount rate for recurring costs and inclusion of one-off costs.

    Main Results:

    • Source reduction is cost-effective when maintenance is minimal.
    • Larviciding may be more economical when significant maintenance is required.
    • Increased frequency of larvicide application favors source reduction economically.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed Excel tool aids in comparing the economic viability of mosquito control methods.
    • Cost-effectiveness depends on maintenance requirements and treatment frequency.
    • Informed economic decisions can optimize resource allocation in mosquito control programs.