Role of female community health volunteers for visceral leishmaniasisdetection and vector surveillance in Nepal

Mazin Omer ¹ , Axel Kroeger ², Anand Ballabh Joshi ¹, Murari Lal Das ¹, Lina Ghassan Younis ¹, Vivek Kumar Singh ¹ , Chitra Kumar Gurung ¹, Megha Raj Banjara ³ *

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