As many of us are getting back to our offices, we continue to be careful and need to take precautions.
New Concept and NCCDC have designed a simple poster on DOs and DON’Ts Precautions against COVID-19 in English and Hindi.
Source: Poster on DOs and DON’Ts Precautions against COVID-19 in Offices
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This site offers the complete set of COVID-19 materials developed for the Indian general public.
Source: UNICEF India COVID-19 Materials for the Public
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Physical distancing, masks and hand washing are here to stay. Since the emergence of COVID-19, the need for clear communication of dos and don’ts for audiences who live and work in low resource and crowded contexts has become more important than ever.
Nalamdana’s short films (under 3 mins) developed in an entertainment education format use humor and plain language to share key tips with low literacy audiences on preventing the transmission of COVID-19. Preemptively addressing barriers and dispelling common myths where possible, the videos are intended for sharing on digital and social media. Also under development are audio scripts to mirror the films. These are intended for community radio broadcast and sharing through social media.
Source: Nalamdana’s Tips for COVID-19 Prevention – Part 2
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The Centre for Social and Behaviour Change, Ashoka University, has collated different behavioural insights that can be applied to mitigate the transmission of COVID-19 and has developed a behaviourally-informed thematic repository of global literature surrounding COVID-19 and other past epidemics.
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Physical distancing, masks and hand washing are here to stay. Since the emergence of COVID-19, the need for clear communication of dos and don’ts for audiences who live and work in low resource and crowded contexts has become more important than ever.
Nalamdana’s short films (under 3 mins) developed in an entertainment education format use humor and plain language to share key tips with low literacy audiences on preventing the transmission of COVID-19. Preemptively addressing barriers and dispelling common myths where possible, the videos are intended for sharing on digital and social media. Also under development are audio scripts to mirror the films. These are intended for community radio broadcast and sharing through social media.
Source: Nalamdana’s Tips for COVID-19 Prevention – Part 1
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This well-researched video uses simulations to examine and demonstrate how the Corona virus spreads. And evaluates the various strategies that can be used to prevent and control its spread.
Source: Why India Will Win the Corona Battle
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General prevention messages including handwashing, stay at home and sneezing/ coughing etiquette.
Source: Stay at Home Parody #2
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Rhymes and songs are integral part of Bangladeshi culture. Tapping into that, this parody urges people to stay at home. The voice of a famous actor-singer, use of rhyme and relevant graphics are used to try to attract audiences. To make the overwhelming COVID-19 pandemic experiences a bit better, the project uses entertaining elements such as actor-singers, rhyme, and songs. Comic relief is another feature in the content. The ultimate goal of the project material is to give audiences an entertaining yet educational experience.
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Video guidelines for those quarantined at home and those who have travelled back from abroad to Bangladesh.
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This music video, subtitled in English, shows children following COVID-19 prevention practices, especially covering their mouths/faces when sneezing or coughing.
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