Section 2: Diseases transmitted by insects

I.- The objectives of insect-borne disease control are: 1° To prevent the establishment and development of pathogen vectors through hygiene and sanitation measures; 2° To reduce the transmission of pathogens and to manage vector-borne disease epidemics through rapid intervention around human cases. II.The measures that may be taken to this end in application of article L. 3114-5 are as follows: 1° Health information and education aimed at involving the population…

The section of the regional health plan referred to in 5° of article L. 1434-3 provides for measures enabling the implementation of the missions mentioned in 1° of II of article R. 3114-9.

The actions mentioned in 3° and 6° of II of Article R. 3114-9 are carried out by the Regional Health Agency. The implementation of these measures may be entrusted to a public or private body authorised by the Director General of the Regional Health Agency and placed under its supervision, in accordance with the conditions laid down by order of the Minister for Health. The Director General of the Regional…

I.-The Prefect establishes, as part of the ORSEC plan mentioned inarticle L. 741-1 of the Internal Security Code, a specific plan for managing epidemics of vector-borne diseases, in the event of an established health risk. These measures include: 1° Disinsectisation measures, in particular for intervention around human cases of disease or to limit the transmission of vector-borne diseases and the risk of epidemics; 2° The identification of public or private…

Each public or private organisation involved in vector insect control records information about its activities in an information system developed and implemented by the Ministry of Health.

Orders issued by the Ministers for Health and Ecology and the Minister for the Interior, after consultation with the Agence nationale de sécurité sanitaire de l’alimentation, de l’environnement et du travail, set: 1° The specifications specifying the procedures for implementing entomological surveillance, intervention around detections and prospecting, treatment and work around places frequented by human cases, which may be entrusted to the public or private organisations mentioned in articles R….