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Encouraging COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among Adolescents in Malawi

July 15, 2022/in Posters Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, Malawi Red Cross Society, UNICEF, United States Agency for International Development Malawi Chichewa COVID-19 Response, Prevention, Vaccines Parents and Caregivers of Children, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Lusayo Banda

The posters are promoting the uptake of the COVID-19 vaccine among adolescents aged 12 and above. The key message is on building vaccine confidence among this age bracket to reduce the risk of serious illness or death. They can also influence their parents, teachers, and other community leaders in the community to encourage their children and adolescents to get vaccinated.

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Source: Encouraging COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Among Adolescents in Malawi

SIAP (Semangat Dapat Vaksinasi Lengkap) Campaign – Phased in Multi-media Campaign – Billboard (Key Visuals) platform

July 12, 2022/in Posters, SBC Campaign, Social Media GERMAS, Indonesia Ministry of Health, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Kementerian Kesehatan Republik Indonesia, United States Agency for International Development Indonesia Bahasa Indonesia Masks, Vaccines Communities, General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Religious Leaders/by Yessi Agustina

SIAP Campaign Strategic Objective

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.
Increase vaccine acceptance among the target audience at the national level.
Contribute to creating a favorable environment of acceptance among families, leaders and the community towards COVID-19 vaccination.

Billboard/Key Visual used in the introduction of the campaign Phases:

Thematic: targeting general communities.
Tactical 1: targeting Elderly and Tactical 2, Targeting in general population which has not completing their complete dose of vaccination.

The Billboard placed in 22 spots in 10 Districts, BA COVID-19 targeted areas.

Source: SIAP (Semangat Dapat Vaksinasi Lengkap) Campaign – Phased in Multi-media Campaign – Billboard (Key Visuals) platform

Os 9 passos de Lavagem das Maos

June 30, 2022/in Infographics, Posters Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Mozambique Português COVID-19 Response, Handwashing General Public, Young Adults (13-17)/by Nilza Mucome Come

Cartaz Dirigidos aos alunos – ensina passo a passo como lavar corretamente as mãos e evitar assim a propagação da Covid na escola e em sua família.

Fonte: Os 9 passos de Lavagem das Maos

A COVID-19 ainda não acabou

June 30, 2022/in Fact Sheet, Posters, SBC Campaign Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Mozambique Português COVID-19 Response, Handwashing, Return to Work/School General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Nilza Mucome Come

Cartaz dirigido a adolescentes e Jovens dentro da Escola incentiva os jovens a colaborar na prevenção da covid tanto na escola como em casa.

Fonte: A COVID-19 ainda não acabou

Autocolante Aalunos

June 30, 2022/in Fact Sheet, Infographics, Posters, SBC Materials Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Republic of Mozambique Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development Mozambique Português COVID-19 Response, Handwashing, Return to Work/School General Public, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Young Adults (13-17)/by Nilza Mucome Come

Autocolante para os alunos colarem em seus cadernos. Os fara lembrar que a COVID-19 ainda não acabou! e como devem se prevenir.

Fonte: Autocolante Aalunos

Spreading good vibes and vaccine confidence up to the last mile

May 6, 2022/in Clinical/Technical Guidance, Infographics, Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, SBC Campaign, Social Media, TV spots, Video Government of Philippines, Government of Philippines Department of Health, Resbakuna Philippines Tagalog Prevention, Return to Work/School, Vaccines Children (under 12), Communities, General Public, Journalists, Older Adults, SBC Professionals, Workplaces, Young Adults (13-17)/by Aaron Aspi

Get Vaxxed for Good Vibes is a USAID-supported campaign to help the Department of Health in the Philippines advance COVID prevention and vaccine confidence for at-risk populations in rural and semi-urban communities. Two years into the global pandemic, promoting minimum public health standards together with vaccine uptake helps communities recover and bounce back.

Check out our Get Vaxxed for Good Vibes resources here

Millions of Filipino children are ready to go back to school safely with the help of BIDA Kid

May 6, 2022/in Clinical/Technical Guidance, Posters, Radio/Audio Spots, SBC Campaign, Social Media, Technical Briefs, TV spots, Video Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, Philippines Department of Education, Philippines Department of Health and Evidence Marketing Communications, United States Agency for International Development Philippines English, Tagalog Handwashing, Masks, Prevention, Return to Work/School, Social/Physical Distancing, Vaccines Children (under 12), Communities, General Public, Journalists, Parents and Caregivers of Children, Policy Makers, SBC Professionals, School Administrators, Teachers, Young Adults (13-17)/by Aaron Aspi

BIDA Kid is a campaign designed to support children’s healthy and safe return to schools in the Philippines. The Department of Education, Department of Health, and USAID partnered together to integrate COVID-19 prevention behaviors messaging into a TV spot, jingle, and print materials to help promote learning-conducive and pandemic-responsive schools that prioritize health and safety at all times.

Check out our BIDA Kid resources here

On the Fence About COVID-19 Vaccines?

April 1, 2022/in Fact Sheet, Infographics, Online Course, Pamphlet, Posters University of Florida College of Nursing United States English Healthcare, Menstruation/Pregnancy, Rumors and Misinformation, Vaccines, Vulnerable Populations African Americans, Communities, General Public, Migrants, Pregnant Women, Workplaces/by wpengine

This is an infosheet touching on key topics of concern regarding COVID-19 vaccination. It addresses core components of hesitation, fears, and misunderstandings. Target audiences for this infographic are rural communities, those on the fence or undecided about vaccination, and adults with multiple comorbidities.

Source: On the Fence About COVID-19 Vaccines?

Video and banners to encourage mask wearing and physical distancing during Ireecha

March 28, 2022/in Posters, SBC Campaign, TV spots, Video Biiroo Eegumsa Fayyaa Oromiyaa, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, United States Agency for International Development Ethiopia English Handwashing, Masks, Prevention, Social/Physical Distancing General Public/by wpengine

Video (Telugu with English subtitles) and 2 banners (Telugu) encouraging masking and physical distancing during Ireecha.

Source: Video and banners to encourage mask wearing and physical distancing during Ireecha

Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Nigeria digital campaign

March 28, 2022/in Posters, SBC Campaign, Social Media, TV spots, Video Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, BMGF, George Washington University, ID Africa, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, MC Saatchi, Syndani Initiative Nigeria English Mental Health, Rumors and Misinformation, Vaccines General Public, Health Workers and Facilities/by wpengine

A Digital Social and Behavior Change Communication Campaign in Bauchi and Sokoto States, Nigeria, in collaboration with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) partners: MC Saatchi, Upswell, George Washington University, Syndani Initiative and ID Africa. This includes videos, social media posts.

Source: Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy in Nigeria digital campaign

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