Education is also an important element because people need to know how and why to control the dengue vector. Community participation in the implementation of rules on IVM should not only maintain continuity (Wang et al. 2000), but will also enhance the effectiveness of control against Aedes, such as attempts to reduce dengue at Guantanamo, Cuba (Valerberghe et al. 2009). ).6.3 Environmental managementEnvironmental management involves modifying the environment so that it can prevent or reduce vector spread and vector-human contact with pathogens. This included changing, destroying, removing or replacing containers that are no longer used as larval habitat. Environmental management can be broken down into three sections: environmental modification, environmental manipulation, and home improvement. 6.3.1 Nature modificationNature renovation is a long-term physical fearubahan aimed at reducing larval habitats, such as the installation of a credible running water network for the public, including households.