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RCCE Strategies for Response to COVID-19

19 Nov 2021

RCCE for COVID-19 is one of UNICEF’s priority areas to share information and advice among communities, mitigate rumours, effectively involve communities in response to the pandemic, and inform decision-making related to personal risk. This report documents the COVID-19 RCCE approaches adopted by UNICEF and the gender focused guiding principles of the implementation strategy which are aligned to Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) Gender strategy. The different communication channels adopted for different cities and the lessons learnt are also documented. This is a useful resource for program implementers. Click here to read the document.

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UNICEF
YEAR OF PUBLISHING
2020
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UNICEF

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