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.
3 October 2024
Romelia Maldonado: 40 Years Transforming Community Health
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VideoOrganization:
Guatemalan Red Cross, IFRCRomelia Maldonado has dedicated 40 years to her community as a midwife. Initially, she faced resistance, but with patience and education about hygiene and health, she has changed perceptions. Her…
1 October 2024
Post Distribution Monitoring: Slovak Red Cross Cash and Voucher Assistance for Health
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ReportOrganization:
Slovak Red CrossThis post distribution monitoring report investigates people’s satisfaction with Slovak Red Cross Cash and Voucher Assistance for Health activities, supporting refugees with non-communicable diseases as part of the regional Emergency…
27 August 2024
Internal Lassa Fever Awareness Campaign: a Realistic Community Engagement Approach
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Case StudyOrganization:
Nigerian Red CrossA story from the Nigerian Red Cross Society on the effectiveness of CEA in a public health campaign.
27 August 2024
Community Feedback during a public health emergency
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Briefing noteOrganization:
IFRCCollecting community feedback during a public health emergency, has proven to be crucial to allow NS to respond in the most effective and appropriate manner. Lessons learned from various Ebola…
19 August 2024
Community Engagement and Accountability in Routine Vaccination
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Case StudyOrganization:
IFRC, Mongolian Red Cross SocietyThis case study highlights the Mongolian Red Cross Society’s (MRCS) successful integration of Community Engagement and Accountability (CEA) strategies during vaccination campaigns, underscoring the crucial role of volunteer mobilization and…
24 June 2024
From Vaccine Hesitancy to Confidence
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Case StudyOrganization:
Kenya Red Cross, Tanzania Red Cross SocietyA case study on enhancing effective Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) for vaccine uptake from Tanzania Red Cross Society.
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