Epidemics
Before, during and after an epidemic, it is essential to provide people with trusted, clear and effective information. Engaging with communities can help to prevent fear, panic and rumours from undermining response efforts.
2 February 2023
Community feedback report, Nepal Red Cross Society
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IFRC, Nepal Red CrossA report on community feedback collected by Nepal Red Cross Society during the period 01/01/2022 – 31/10/2022. The report includes feedback on the COVID-19 vaccine, first aid, and WASH.
9 August 2022
Monkeypox RCCE messages (Americas)
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Guidance noteOrganization:
IFRCA guidance note on how to communicate the risks, symptoms, treatment and prevention of Monkeypox to communities.
13 April 2022
Community feedback webinar series | COVID-19 vaccine boosters
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WebinarOrganization:
IFRCThe community Feedback Webinar series aims to leverage RCCE/CEA technical support to strengthen the responses to COVID-19 undertaken by each African National Society by promoting monthly interactive discussions and peer learning opportunities across the Africa region. This time we will be discussing how to address concerns and misinformation around COVID-19 boosters joined by the Malawi Red Cross. Brief reports in English and French are also available to support the discussions.
4 April 2022
IFRC Epidemic Control Toolkit
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ToolOrganization:
IFRCThe Epidemic Control Toolkit provides guidance on evidence-based methods to prevent and control the spread of epidemics at the community-level, and guidance on appropriate referral and basic care for the sick.
10 March 2022
Kenya CP3 KAP report
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ReportOrganization:
IFRC, Kenya Red CrossThis report captures findings from a knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) survey carried out in Kenya as part of the community epidemic and pandemic preparedness program (CP3). It also includes data on care-seeking behaviour, decision-making, key influencers, and preferred communication channels.
7 March 2022
Breaking the silos in community-driven epidemic preparedness
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Case StudyOrganization:
Cameroon Red Cross, Croix-rouge du Congo, IFRC, Kenya Red Cross, Uganda Red Cross, US AIDA case study on IFRC’s Community Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness Program (CP3) which applies a model of community engagement and participation, engaging both national and local leaders and influencers to drive locally-led change, strengthening their ability to prevent, detect and respond to disease threats before they become outbreaks.
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