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.
24 March 2025
Engaged, Informed and Empowered: The Impact of Community Engagement on Public Health Outcomes
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IFRC, Plan EvalThis report presents findings from research on how community engagement and accountability (CEA) strategies enhance health and humanitarian programmes. Conducted by Plan Eval and commissioned by IFRC, the study took…
12 February 2025
Enhancing Emergency Response Effectiveness through CEA: The Building Trust Project in Iraq
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IFRC, Iraqi Red Crescent SocietyThis case study documents the ‘Building Trust Project’ in Iraq which aimed to address the threat of haemorrhagic fever through a multifaceted strategy that emphasised awareness, protection, and community collaboration.…
28 January 2025
Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers Question Bank
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Collective Service RCCEThis Question Bank, based on over a decade of research on viral haemorrhagic fevers (VHFs) like Ebola and Marburg, offers adaptable questions to support community-centred responses during outbreaks.
28 January 2025
RCCE Thematic Kit on Marburg
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RCCE Collective ServiceA Collective Service thematic kit containing key documentation and products developed by partners for supporting Community Engagement for Marburg Response.
28 January 2025
CEA Training: Safe and Dignified Burials for Marburg Virus Disease
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ICRC, IFRCA one-hour training session on Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) focusing on the Marburg virus disease, with an emphasis on safe and dignified burials (SDB).
28 January 2025
Marburg FAQ for Volunteers
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IFRCA frequently asked questions (FAQs) factsheet on Marburg designed for volunteers.
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