Case Studies
Case studies promoting collective experiences seeking to strengthen community-led approach within public health emergency response
LATEST CASE STUDY
HARMONISING COMMUNITY FEEDBACK TO HELP END THE EBOLA OUTBREAK IN UGANDA
In 2022, across the globe, a steep decline in COVID-19 cases meant a time to celebrate. For public health professionals in Uganda, the drop in transmissions signaled something else, too: opportunity. The country’s Ministry of Health recognized that it could harness community feedback tools developed during the pandemic to curb future public health emergencies.
OTHER CASE STUDIES
Extreme weather deepens public health emergencies, but interagency community listening tools can help officials and responders prepare for impending crises. In Zambia—where drought threatens...
With public health emergencies on the rise in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR), public officials and emergency responders have a responsibility to ensure...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
Based on a request from the Ministry of Health in October 2022 for RCCE support, the Collective Service has been building the capacity of government...
The Collective Service and UNICEF jointly commissioned the development of case studies to help build the evidence base on the role of RCCE in COVID-19...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
This case study was conducted as part of research commissioned by the IFRC on the impact of community engagement and accountability (CEA) on public health...
