Campanha para promover a imunização de rotina e a vacina contra a COVID-19 durante a AFCON 2023 – Anúncio de TV 2

Este anúncio faz parte de uma campanha para promover a imunização de rotina e a vacina contra a COVID-19 durante o Campeonato Africano de Futebol (AFCON) de 2023. A campanha, desenvolvida pela Breakthrough ACTION, está disponível em 5 línguas (inglês, francês, suaíli, pidgin e português) e inclui anúncios televisivos, anúncios radiofónicos, grupos de vigilância e guias para as redes sociais.

Anúncio de TV

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    Campanha para promover a imunização de rotina e a vacina contra a COVID-19 durante a AFCON 2023 – Anúncio de TV 1

    Este anúncio faz parte de uma campanha para promover a imunização de rotina e a vacina contra a COVID-19 durante o Campeonato Africano de Futebol (AFCON) de 2023. A campanha, desenvolvida pela Breakthrough ACTION, está disponível em 5 línguas (inglês, francês, suaíli, pidgin e português) e inclui anúncios televisivos, anúncios radiofónicos, grupos de vigilância e guias para as redes sociais.

    Anúncio de TV

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      Breakthrough ACTION Campagne d’immunisation/de vaccination pour la Coupe d’Afrique des Nations – Guide des événements communautaires

      Ce guide est conçu pour aider les communautés à planifier et à organiser leurs propres événements communautaires et soirées de visionnage pendant les matchs de la CAN 2023 (organisés du 13 janvier au 11 février 2024) afin de promouvoir la vaccination contre la COVID-19 et les vaccins tout au long de la vie. Le guide comporte trois sections – ce qu’il faut faire avant, pendant et après l’événement – ainsi que des listes de contrôle pour chacune d’entre elles.

      Le guide des événements communautaires fait partie d’une campagne globale menée par Breakthrough ACTION, qui comprend également des spots télévisés et radiophoniques, un guide des événements communautaires et un guide des médias sociaux.

      Guide des événements communautaires

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        Breakthrough ACTION Campanha de Imunização da Taça das Nações Africanas – Guia de eventos comunitários

        Este guia foi concebido para ajudar as comunidades a planear e organizar os seus próprios eventos comunitários e festas de assistência durante os jogos da AFCON de 2023 (realizados de 13 de janeiro a 11 de fevereiro de 2024) para promover a vacinação contra a COVID-19 e as vacinas ao longo da vida. O guia tem três secções — o que fazer antes, durante e depois do evento — juntamente com listas de verificação para cada uma delas.

        O Guia de Eventos Comunitários faz parte de uma campanha global liderada pela Breakthrough ACTION, que inclui também anúncios televisivos, anúncios radiofónicos, um guia de eventos comunitários e um guia de redes sociais.

        Guia de eventos comunitários

         

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          Community Events Guide for Vaccination Campaign during AFCON

          This guide is designed to help communities to plan and host their own community events and watch parties during the 2023 AFCON games (held from January 13 – February 11, 2024) to promote regular COVID-19 vaccination and routine childhood vaccination to protect the most vulnerable. The guide has three sections -what to do before, during, and after the event- along with checklists for each. 

          The Community Events Guide is part of an overall campaign led by Breakthrough ACTION which also includes TV spots, radio spots, a community events guide, and a social media guide.

          Link to guide

          The Community Events Guide is available in French and Portuguese.

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          Interpersonal Communication and Counseling: Improving Dialogue About COVID-19 Vaccination and Other Sensitive Topics

          The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine has highlighted the need for improved interpersonal counseling and communication (IPCC). Mis- and disinformation has muddled COVID-19 messaging, meaning that health providers have to spend extra time communicating with and counseling clients on vaccine side effects, risks, and benefits to ensure their concerns are addressed.

          This course is intended for all health workers that interface with clients, including both in the health facility and at community-level. It offers an introduction and overview of IPCC, and techniques for counseling clients and countering myths and misinformation on an interpersonal level. Participants will learn how to better communicate with clients, as well as how to properly counsel clients to encourage behavior change. The course introduces new IPCC-related skills, provides a framework for sensitive counseling sessions, offers interactive exercises to practice these new skills, and includes job aids that can be printed and used in any counseling setting. Though the course focuses on counseling related to COVID-19 vaccination, it is widely applicable and useful for providers working in any health topic, from routine immunization to family planning to other health emergencies.

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          Posters to Promote COVID-19 Vaccination to Specific Groups in Mali

          In support of national authorities, BA-Mali with the Risk Communication Thematic Group has developed 4 posters for specific groups such as pregnant women, breastfeeding women, the elderly, and children and adolescents to promote vaccination against COVID-19. These posters are made available to all partners with possible variations in Kakemonos and posters for social networks.

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          Increasing COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Botswana Through Community Outreach and Door-to-Door Vaccination

          Meeting Targets and Maintaining Epidemic Control (EpiC), a five-year global project funded by the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is dedicated to addressing the HIV and COVID-19 pandemics. In Botswana, EpiC is led by FHI360 with core partners Right to Care (RTC), Palladium, and Population Services International (PSI). EpiC was modified in early 2020 to include funding to prevent, prepare for, and respond to COVID-19 by supporting the Ministry of Health to bolster health systems to address the pandemic.

          To address low vaccine uptake among youth and the general population in the year 2022, EpiC rolled out intensive community mobilization. The project collaborated closely with District Health Management Teams (DHMTs), local community structures, and district-level leadership to rapidly increase vaccination uptake.

          This resource is a success story that outlines the strategy that was employed to roll out vaccines at the community level.

          Source: Increasing COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Botswana Through Community Outreach and Door-to-Door Vaccination

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          Who are we and what are we doing to prevent COVID-19?

          The Breakthrough ACTION Mali team presented this poster on the project’s activities to combat COVID-19 at the the 6th Conference of the African Epidemiology Association (AfEA) and the 1st congress of the Société Malienne d’Épidémiologie (SOMEPI) held from October 25 to 27, 2023.

          Source: Who are we and what are we doing to prevent COVID-19?

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          Promoting Vaccination in India through Videos: The Role of Humor, Collectivistic Appeal and Gender

          Vaccination hesitancy is a barrier to India’s efforts to control the COVID-19 pandemic. Considerable resources have been spent to promote COVID-19 vaccination, but evaluations of such efforts are sparse. Our objective was to determine how vaccine videos that manipulate message appeal (collectivistic versus individualistic), tone (humorous versus serious), and source (male versus female protagonist) toward vaccines and vaccination. We developed eight videos that manipulated the type of appeal (collectivistic or individualistic), tone of the message (humor or serious), and gender of the vaccine promoter (male or female) in a 2 x 2 x 2 between-subjects experiment. Participants (N = 2349) were randomly assigned to watch one of eight videos in an online experiment. Beliefs about vaccines and those about vaccination were obtained before and after viewing the video. Manipulation checks demonstrated that each of the three independent variables was manipulated successfully. After exposure to the video, beliefs about vaccines became more negative, while beliefs about vaccination became more positive. Humor reduced negative beliefs about vaccines. Collectivism and protagonist gender did not affect beliefs about vaccines or vaccination. Those able to remember the protagonist’s gender (a measure of attention) were likely to develop favorable beliefs if they had also seen the humorous videos. These findings suggest that people distinguish beliefs about vaccines, which deteriorated after exposure to the videos, from beliefs about vaccination, which improved. We recommend using humor when appropriate and focusing on the outcomes of vaccination, rather than on the vaccines themselves.

          Source: Promoting Vaccination in India through Videos: The Role of Humor, Collectivistic Appeal and Gender

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