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Nigeria Infodemic Management Operational Guideline

English Nigeria Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

These guidelines offer a framework to address misinformation, disinformation, and information overload related to public health threats.

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Living and Working Safely with Animals for Healthier Communities: Community Discussion Guide

Breakthrough ACTION English Zambia Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This community discussion guide helps health promoters and other experts educate Zambian communities on preventing zoonotic diseases.

Ghana Discussion Guide on Rabies

English Ghana Global Health Security, Emerging Infectious Diseases Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This discussion guide facilitates structured community dialogues on rabies prevention and control in Ghana.

Nigeria Multi-Hazard Risk Communication Guidelines

English Nigeria Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Risk Communication, Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

These national guidelines provide a coordinated framework for effective RCCE for public health emergencies in Nigeria.

Rabies and Anthrax Message Guide for Zoonotic Diseases in Zambia

English Zambia Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This guide supports risk communication and prevention for zoonotic diseases in Zambia, specifically focusing on rabies and anthrax.

Sierra Leone Message Guide for Zoonotic Diseases

English Sierra Leone Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Community Engagement, Social and Behavior Change Communication Breakthrough ACTION

This guide provides standardized, cross-sectoral messages to support the prevention, detection, and control of zoonotic diseases in Sierra Leone.

Key Message Guide on Priority Zoonotic Diseases in Niger

Breakthrough ACTION French Niger Global Health Security, Emerging Infectious Diseases Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This guide for public health professionals supports behavior change efforts to prevent and control zoonotic diseases in Niger.

One Health Information Guide and Key Messages on PZDs in Mali

French Mali Global Health Security, Emerging Infectious Diseases Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This guide provides messages to support risk communication and community engagement around priority zoonotic diseases in Mali.

Ethiopia One Health PZD Prevention and Control Message Guide

English Ethiopia Emerging Infectious Diseases, Global Health Security Technical Guide Social and Behavior Change Communication, Community Engagement Breakthrough ACTION

This One Health message guide supports multisectoral communication and behavior change for five priority zoonotic diseases in Ethiopia.

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