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Two images within one: one is of someone taking a picture using a smartphone and the other is of a female clergyperson.

Digital and Community Influencers Drive COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake in Targeted South African Populations

A mother and her baby. Credit: Gavi.

How South Africa is integrating COVID

Rooted in Trust: Addressing vaccine misinformation through information ecosystem strengthening in Zimbabwe and South Sudan

Rooted in Trust: Addressing Vaccine Misinformation through Information Ecosystem Strengthening in Zimbabwe and South Sudan

An African woman holding her child. The text reads: "How can community-based youth and women’s organizations in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region support demand for COVID-19 vaccines?"

How can community-based youth and women’s organizations in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region support demand for COVID-19 vaccines?

Journey to health and immunization framework graphic. Credit: UNICEF

Data for ACTION RCCE for COVID-19 Vaccine Demand in Eastern and Southern Africa: Special Edition on Adolescents and Youth

A community healthcare worker promoting the COVID-19 vaccine. Photo credit: GHDF/UN0374595/Minega

Real time assessment (RTA) UNICEF’s ongoing response to COVID-19 in eastern and southern Africa

UNICEF The Truck. Credit: UNICEF

The Truck: A COVID-19 prevention campaign on wheels

Hand washing. Credit: Parij Photography

Trends in handwashing behaviours for COVID-19 prevention: Longitudinal evidence from online surveys in 10 sub-Saharan African countries

Daily Maverick

COVID-19: How to respond to vaccine hesitancy

COVID-19 Pandemic: How to Shop Safely in the Marketplace in English

COVID-19 Pandemic: How to Shop Safely in the Marketplace

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Additional Networks with COVID-19 Resources

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GOARN Knowledge Management Portal (includes RCCE)

Community Health Impact Coalition

CDAC Network – Communicating with Disaster Affected Communities (COVID-19 resources)

 

 

 

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