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Literature Review

By UNICEF

This literature review focuses on the range of practical communication resources and tools available for use in emergency or disaster settings, as well as in preparedness and recovery. The rationale for undertaking the review is to assess how previous resources have addressed the topic and what we might learn from them in attempting to develop a toolkit that is simple, easy to use, but which, still adheres to best-practice principles designed to assure quality and effectiveness.

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Action Against Hunger
Action Aid
Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS)
BBC Media Action
BRAC
CARE
Christian Aid
Concern Worldwide
Department of Disaster Management (DDM)
Gana Unnayan Kendra (GUK)
Humanity and Inclusion
ICCO
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
OXFAM
Plan International
Save the Children
UNICEF
World Vision Bangladesh (WVB)

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