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RISK Communication Guide for ZIKA VIRUS DENGUE CHIKUNGUNYA

By UNICEF

The guide aims to help Country Offices in South Asia support national and local governments’ preparedness in the case of disease outbreak. Designed as a practical resource package with templates and pictorial materials, it provides a step by step guide to risk communication planning and community engagement that can be adapted to country-specific contexts for disease prevention

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Action Against Hunger
Action Aid
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BBC Media Action
BRAC
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Christian Aid
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Humanity and Inclusion
ICCO
International Organization for Migration (IOM)
OXFAM
Plan International
Save the Children
UNICEF
World Vision Bangladesh (WVB)

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