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Social and behavioural insights COVID-19 data collection tool for Africa – Case study: Pilot implementation in Nigeria and Zambia
WHO AFRO, 2021 | This case study describes how a tool to make it easier for countries to collect context-specific social and behavioural data was adapted and used in a pilot study in Nigeria...
Language: English
Keywords: Social science, Monitoring and evaluation
Risk Communication and Community Engagement Guidance on COVID-19 Vaccines for Marginalised Populations
RCCE Collective Service, 2021 | This inter-agency guidance document aims to supplement the COVAX demand creation package for COVID-19 vaccines with key considerations for humanitarian contexts and marginalized populations with specific access and communication needs.
Language: English
Keywords: Community engagement, Risk communication, Advocacy
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Review of the Evidence Landscape on the Risk Communication and Community Engagement Interventions Among the Rohingya Refugees to Enhance Healthcare Seeking Behaviours in Cox’s Bazar
SSHAP, 2021 | This report is the first output in a body of work undertaken to identify operationally feasible suggestions to improve risk communication and community engagement efforts (RCCE) with displaced Rohingya people...
Language: English
Keywords: Community engagement, Risk communication
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Gender and COVID-19 Vaccines: Listening to Women-Focused Organizations in Asia and the Pacific
UN Women Asia Pacific, 2021 | This report provides a picture of emerging gendered barriers to COVID-19 vaccine uptake and supply, supplemented by analyses drawn from a virtual listening session with women-focused organisations (WFOs) on the...
Language: English
Keywords: Community engagement, Risk communication, Community feedback, Strengthening capacity
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Knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) assessment on Covid-19 (round 3)
Turkish Red Crescent, 2021 | This report captures the third round of findings from a KAP assessment carried out by the Turkish Red Crescent Society.
Language: English
Keywords: Community feedback, Social science, Monitoring and evaluation
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Factors Associated With Chinese Adults’ Vaccine Acceptance
JAMA Health Forum, 2021 | Turning COVID-19 vaccines into vaccinations is a critical step to ending the COVID-19 pandemic. It is thus imperative to understand the disparities in COVID-19 vaccine acceptance and identify approaches to...
Language: English
Keywords: Risk communication, Infodemic management, Community feedback
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Transparent communication about negative features of COVID-19 vaccines decreases acceptance but increases trust
Aarhus University, 2021 | This study contrasts the effects of vague vaccine communication with transparent communication, which discloses either positive or negative vaccine features.
Language: English
Keywords: Risk communication, Infodemic management
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A knowledge, attitudes and practices study on COVID-19 vaccines in Malawi
UNICEF, 2021 | This study aims to understand the current knowledge, attitudes, practices, drivers, bottlenecks and communication channels on COVID-19 vaccine uptake to improve the design and implementation of interventions that would improve...
Language: English
Keywords: Community engagement, Risk communication, Community feedback, Social science
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Social and behavioural insights COVID-19 data collection tool for Africa
WHO AFRO, 2021 | WHO has developed the “Social and Behavioural Insights COVID-19 Data Collection Tool for Africa” to help WHO Country Offices, NGOs, universities or other groups interested in capturing quantitative and qualitative...
Language: English
Keywords: Social science
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Regional guiding RCCE framework for the COVID-19 response in the Eastern Mediterranean Region/Middle East and North Africa
WHO, IFRC, UNICEF, 2020 | This framework emphasises the need to localize efforts, to move beyond the idea of a single national response and towards coordinating multiple simultaneous responses that reflect a deeper understanding of...
Language: English
Keywords: Community engagement, Risk communication