What if Asia’s frontline experience with mosquito-borne disease becomes the world’s strongest asset transforming regional innovation, coordination, and public health leadership into scalable solutions for a growing global mosquito challenge?

As the world gathers in Davos under the 2026 theme A Spirit of Dialogue, this session situates the global mosquito challenge within a broader systems lens where public health, climate, urbanisation, and equity increasingly intersect. Mosquito-borne diseases are no longer confined to specific geographies; they reflect a shared vulnerability in how societies anticipate, prevent, and respond to complex biological risks.

Asia sits at the frontline of this challenge. Across the region, governments, researchers, communities, and innovators have developed hard won experience in surveillance, prevention, vector control, and emerging biomedical responses. Yet much of this knowledge remains fragmented or under translated into global strategies.

Asia Solutions for the Global Mozzie Challenge convenes funders, implementing bodies, and technical leaders to explore how Asia’s practical experience can inform global pathways for prevention and resilience. Hosted at TPC House, the conversation is designed as an open, trust-based dialogue moving beyond isolated interventions toward collaborative, scalable approaches that integrate public health systems, regional coordination, and innovation in vaccines and antivirals.

Rather than offering prescriptions, the session asks how regional capability, shared learning, and cross-border partnership can shape a more prepared global response turning lived experience into collective foresight and action.