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.
16 May 2023
Social Listening – Perceptions and Rumours COVID-19, Ecuador (March 2023)
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Ecuadorian Red Cross, IFRCA qualitative analysis of Tweets posted by registered users in Ecuador on: i) Rumours about vaccination and the pandemic; ii) Levels of trust in the actors involved in the response…
11 May 2023
Deploying Risk Communications and Community Engagement (RCCE) approaches for Covid-19 immunisation
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Case StudyOrganization:
Collective Service RCCE, DT Global UK, IFRC, UNICEF, WHOA compendium of Risk Communication Community Engagement (RCCE) case studies produced with DT Global UK and commissioned by UNICEF in support of the Collective Service to highlight the important role…
24 April 2023
Marburg Virus Disease Coding Framework
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Coding frameworkOrganization:
IFRCThis is an updated feedback coding framework specifically developed for the Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) outbreak.
15 March 2023
COVID-19 Perception Survey, Ecuador: March 2023
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SurveyOrganization:
Ecuadorian Red Cross, IFRCThis survey was applied by Ecuadorian Red Cross (ERC) volunteers in 22 of the 24 provinces of the country and captures part of the participants’ perceptions towards the COVID-19 vaccine,…
15 March 2023
Cholera Perception Survey, Haiti: Jan 2023
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Haitian Red Cross Society, IFRCDuring December 2022, Cholera Perception Survey was implemented by Haitian Red Cross volunteers. The findings in this document, as well as the CEA recommendations, aim to facilitate regional decision-making to…
15 March 2023
COVID-19 Regional Perception Survey, March 2023
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SurveyOrganization:
IFRCThis survey was implemented online by IFRC, and provides regional quantitative data on participants’ perceptions, fears and interests towards COVID-19 and its vaccination, 3 years into the pandemic.
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