Camino Verde – for the prevention of dengue

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  • “Where we put little fish in the water there are no mosquitoes:” a cross-sectional study on biological control of the Aedes aegypti vector in 90 coastal-region communities of Guerrero, Mexico
  • Aedes aegypti breeding ecology in Guerrero: cross-sectional study of mosquito breeding sites from the baseline for the Camino Verde trial in Mexico
  • Assessing the effects of interventions for Aedes aegypti control: systematic review and meta-analysis of cluster randomised controlled trials
  • Beyond efficacy in water containers: Temephos and household entomological indices in six studies between 2005 and 2013 in Managua, Nicaragua
  • Camino Verde Trial
    • BMC Public Health
    • BMJ
    • Dengue
      • Global Overview
      • Authors of the Report
    • SEPA
      • Canada
      • Mexico
      • Nicaragua
      • Pakistan
      • South Africa
    • CIET Trials
    • Nicaragua
      • Baseline
      • Camino Verde
      • Voices
        • Cecilia Cuaresma
        • Juana Rosa Ruiz
        • Xiomara Romaro
        • Rosa Villarreal
        • Isabel Ubau
        • Edgard Espinoza
        • Gloria Cruz
        • Magdalena Zamora
        • Leyla Romero
        • Rosa Esmeralda Largaespada
        • Karla Jirón
        • Ileana Murillo
        • Claudia Alonso
        • Johanna Carballo
        • Flavia Mendoza
        • Marta Zúniga
      • Activities
        • Pilot Study
        • Sample Selection
        • Baseline Measurement and Results in Managua
        • Camino Verde Facilitators
        • Focus Group Discussions
        • Household Visits
        • Peer-to-Peer Monitoring
        • Family Councils
        • Accountability
    • Mexico
      • Baseline
      • Camino Verde
      • Voices
        • Cenobio Miranda
        • Fernando Valente
        • José Estrada Martínez
        • Tania Vela
        • César Rodríguez González
        • Eruviel Mesino Reyes
        • Fabiola Ignacio Metodio
        • Herminio Mejía Mozo
        • Lidia Magali de la Cruz Santiago
        • Nieves Figueroa Basurto
        • Yuridiana Basurto Lavín
        • Alan Efraín Ocampo Guzmán
        • Angélica Santiago Neri
      • Activities
        • Guerrero Baseline Measurement Design and Implementation
        • Gathering and Processing Children’s Saliva Samples
        • Sample Selection
        • Camino Verde facilitators
        • Community brigades
        • Baseline Results Synthesis
        • Evidence Discussion for Action
        • Socialising Baseline Results
        • Informed Dialogue in Households
        • Communities: dialogue and motivation
        • School Visits
        • Activities In Rural Areas
        • Peer-to-Peer Monitoring
        • Biological Control of Dengue with Fish
    • Partners
    • Galleries
      • Mexico
      • Nicaragua
      • Videos
  • Community cost-benefit discussions that launched the Camino Verde intervention in Nicaragua
  • Community-led trials: Intervention co-design in a cluster randomised controlled trial
  • Coverage and beliefs about temephos application for control of dengue vectors and impact of a community-based prevention intervention: secondary analysis from the Camino Verde trial in Mexico
  • Dengue occurrence relations and serology: cross-sectional analysis of results from the Guerrero State, Mexico, baseline for a cluster-randomised controlled trial of community mobilisation for dengue prevention
  • Evidence-based community mobilisation for dengue control in Nicaragua and Mexico: feasibility study and study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
  • Household costs for personal protection against mosquitoes: secondary outcomes from a randomised controlled trial of dengue prevention in Guerrero state, Mexico
  • Household Costs of Dengue Illness
  • Informed community mobilization for dengue prevention in households with and without a regular water supply: Secondary analysis from the Camino Verde trial in Nicaragua
  • Mobilising communities for Aedes aegypti control: the SEPA approach
  • Pupal productivity in rainy and dry seasons: findings from the impact survey of a randomised controlled trial of dengue prevention in Guerrero, Mexico
  • Randomised controlled trials and changing public health practice
  • The Camino Verde intervention in Nicaragua, 2004–2012
  • The women made it work: fuzzy transitive closure of the results chain in a dengue prevention trial in Mexico
  • When Communities are Really in Control
  • Which green way: description of the intervention for mobilising against Aedes aegypti under difficult security conditions in southern Mexico

Activities

Camino Verde activities in Managua

  • Pilot study
  • Sample selection
  • Baseline measurement and results
  • Camino Verde Facilitators
  • Focus group discussions on costs
  • Household visits
  • Peer-to-peer monitoring
  • Family councils
  • Accountability
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