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BA COVID-19 Project Indonesia developed a video choreography using Jingle from the campaign SIAP. This choreography is used for Community engagement activity/events to increase awareness on COVID-19 messaging that is conveyed through the jingle lyric and the choreography.
BA COVID-19 Project Indonesia conducted a qualitative study on the perception on and hesitancy for the COVID-19 vaccine. This study aimed to understand the perception on and hesitancy for COVID-19 vaccination among unvaccinated people, the barriers and reasons for not receiving COVID-19 vaccination, sources of information and the comprehension of COVID-19 vaccination messages that have been received.
BA COVID-19 project Indoneisa developed a short video that convey messages about the importance of strengthening local government commitment through a collaboration with multi stakeholder, aimed at reducing barriers and challenges on COVID-19 vaccination for elderly. This short video is expected to encourage the local government to look at the condition of the elderly in their respective areas and make efforts to accelerate the uptake of COVID-19 vaccination among elderly.
Responding to the challenges faced in improving COVID-19 vaccination update, particularly in the elderly, BA COVID-19 program Indonesia developed an integrated media campaigns integrated, targeting the take care of elderly. In general the elderly are very dependent on their children in deciding, facilitating, or delivering on vaccination services. Therefore, It is important for these elderly caregivers to prioritize the provision of COVID-19 vaccinations for their parents/elderly.
This is a SIAP Campaign Strategic Objective to provide accurate and up to date information on the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination and availability, resolve vaccine doubts, combat miscommunication and promote vaccine location. Adapted to cultural and linguistic differences between urban and rural environments.
This campaign set out through social media platform under BA for COVID-19 program targeting young people, that it is delivered using memes, entertainment and what’s trending right now in social media related to COVID-19. The purpose of each theme developed is to invite the audience to complete the vaccine.
30 second TV spot Tematic PSA for SIAP Campaign (Semangat dapat Vaksinasi Lengkap). SIAP Campaign is under BA Indonesia Project with the Ministry of Heath, of Indonesia.
Jingle SIAP is produced as the Campaign identity.
It is a fun and up beat music with lyric that resonates the Vaccination Messages.
SIAP means ready to get complete dose of vacination (Semangat dapat vaksinasi lengkap)
It is aired in radio spots and used for various community events to encurage people to get vaccinated or completed their dose of vaccination.
This flipchart is a tool intended for Facilitators to help provide information, education, and advice regarding COVID-19 vaccination especially the elderly (elderly) and the general population who have not completed their vaccination dose.
The COVID-19 Cue Card contains key questions and answers about COVID-19 vaccination. Created to facilitate the work of community assistants in reducing doubts about the COVID-19 vaccination. The content was developed based on the analysis and results of studies related to vaccination acceptance among the elderly and the general population who have not been fully vaccinated. This Cue Card can be used at any time if there are questions raised by individuals, groups or communities. These cards can also be used as a tool and games to play together to remember important messages related to the COVID-19 vaccination.
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