Vector control is a method to eradicate or limit birds, mammals, insects, and arthropods that transfer disease pathogens. A common type of vector control is mosquito control that uses a variety of strategies. Various human diseases are spread by vectors. Infections, for which there is no useful cure, such as dengue fever, West Nile virus, and Zika virus, are spread through vectors. In these cases, vector control is the only method of protecting the human population. The vector control market is driven by factors such as an increase in incidence of vector-borne diseases, growing knowledge about vector control methods among well-known organizations such as the WHO and CropLife International, and the high effectiveness of chemical-based vector control services and products. Moreover, the market is projected to expand, owing to a rise in awareness about health issues created by vectors. However, long approval procedure and lack of uniform procedures for testing the use of vecto...