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Pests can not only cause nuisances and allergic reactions and transmit a range of diseases, but they can also pose serious threat to other aspects of life such as the environment, food, agriculture, crops, etc. Over time, the pest control industry has made great progress but has encountered some new challenges and gaps. To adapt to global changes effectively, pest management strategies are changing constantly. The concept has transitioned from integrated pest management (IPM) to sustainable pest management (SPM) to provide the optimal solution. China, as the world’s largest developing country, has continuously contributed innovative ideas to the pest management industry to promote sustainable development of pest management globally. This paper focuses on pests and their adverse impacts, especially in the health field, the challenges and gaps in pest management, the conceptual transition in pest management, and future perspectives.

Sustainable Pest Management for Health and Well-Being