Job Responsibilities-1. Responsible for Pesticide registration (National & Overseas) and Regulatory affairs, Research activities. 2. Provide technical supporting services to the Ministry of Health &Family Welfare (MOH&FW), National Vector Borne Disease Control Program (NVBDCP). 3. Responsible for conducting- i) Malaria Awareness program at community level. ii) Providing technical services to field staff on IRS activities. IRS training to the Malaria vector control field staff at… Show more Job Responsibilities-1. Responsible for Pesticide registration (National & Overseas) and Regulatory affairs, Research activities. 2. Provide technical supporting services to the Ministry of Health &Family Welfare (MOH&FW), National Vector Borne Disease Control Program (NVBDCP). 3. Responsible for conducting- i) Malaria Awareness program at community level. ii) Providing technical services to field staff on IRS activities. IRS training to the Malaria vector control field staff at National Level. Malaria & Leishmaniasis Vector Control Activities. iii) IEC & BCC activities at community level in malaria & Leishmaniasis endemic areas. iv) LLIN & LSM implementation activities.4. Liaison work with Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture & Ministry of Environment & Forests on various technical matters.5. Represent Stockholm Convention & Rotterdam Convention (UNEP Convention) as Indian delegate with MOE&F related to the chemical issues (pesticides) of countries interest. Experiences at International Level-1. Presentation on Malaria Vector Control activities in East & Southern African Malaria Conference at Lusaka, Zambia.2. Represent Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) & Rotterdam Convention on Prior Informed Consent (PIC) (UNEP Convention) as Indian delegate with MOE&F related to technical discussion on chemical issues (pesticides) of countries interest. 3. Interaction with WHO on malaria vector control related issues.Experiences in handling UN Projects-Institutional Membership-Member of Vector Control Working Group of Roll Back Malaria (RBM) Show less