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This easy to understand infographic emphasizes on the use of double mask and its importance. The infographic is developed my Angshuman Kashyap who is a public health communication professional and an artist who creates and shares easy to understand health infographics on his social media pages (Instagram: @angshumankas).
This video explains steps that family members need to know for COVID-19 management.
This video asks the public to wear the mask correctly in order to slow the spread of COVID-19.
This video asks the public to follow public health protocols while traveling and celebrating religious activities.
This video explains how to avoid getting infected with COVID-19.
These radio programs were created in Ixil and Spanish languages and covered various topics regarding protection from COVID-19. Topics include: mask wearing, social (physical) distancing, hand washing, signs and symptoms of coronavirus, etc.
Attached is also the details of programming and the scripts of the programs.
This article outlines seven steps on how to encourage behavioral change that would reduce transmission of COVID-19. Some of the steps include: creating a positive social norm around mask wearing, communicating the benefits of mask wearing, needing responsible media, compassionate leadership, etc.
This poster, produced by Nepal’s National Health Education, Information and Communication Centre, shows how wearing a mask can reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19. It shows the level of risk when both the mask wearer and the other person don’t wear masks, when one of them wears a mask, and when both of them wear a mask.
This poster, produced by Nepal’s National Health Education, Information and Communication Centre, explains the importance of wearing a mask for yours and others’ safety. It also explains how social (physical) distancing and hand washing can slow the spread of COVID-19.
This is a poster which lists various COVID protocols including handwashing, physical distancing and wearing double masks.
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