Two birds, one stone – integrated Ebola and COVID prevention measures radio spot
This is a radio spot that addresses common prevention behaviors for both Ebola and COVID from Mali. The spot is available in 2 languages French and Bambara.
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Ebola prevention reminders 2021
Radio spot that provides a reminder on key preventive measures that supported preparedness in Cote d’Ivoire at the time of the 2021 Guinea outbreak.
Source: Ebola prevention reminders 2021
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STOP EBOLA posters for travelers
Two Stop Ebola posters to raise awareness of EBOLA for placement at transit points e.g., in and around border entry points.
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Mali STOP EBOLA Campaign Visual Materials
This series of print materials (2 posters and 2 banners) were developed as part of Mali’s peparedness response to the 2021 Guinea outbreak of Ebola. They remind people of they symptoms of Ebola, the importance of early care seeking with any of the singns and symptoms of Ebola and key do’s and don’ts for the prevention of Ebola transmission.
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Ebola Prevention Measures
This poster is in French and illustrates 6 protective behaviors to help prevent the spread of Ebola.
Source: Ebola Prevention Measures
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Two Birds, One Stone, Integrated Ebola and COVID Prevention TV Spot – Mali
This TV spot was developed as part of Mali’s integrated campaign to address key Ebola and COVID prevention measures in 2021.
Source: Two Birds, One Stone, Integrated Ebola and COVID Prevention TV Spot – Mali
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National Hotline Promotion for Integrated Ebola and COVID Prevention Campaign In Mali
This is a TV spot that encourages the public to consult Mali’s national hotline for answers to their question on Ebola, COVID, and other infectious disease threats from 2021.
Source: National Hotline Promotion for Integrated Ebola and COVID Prevention Campaign In Mali
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Stop Ebola Posters for Travelers
Two Stop Ebola posters to raise awareness of EBOLA for placement at transit points e.g., in and around border entry points. One poster features a motorcycle driver and the other a driver of a bus/minibus taxi.
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Ebola Flyer for Travelers
This flyer provides travelers’ information to raise awareness of Ebola, the signs and symptoms, modes of transmissions and actions to prevent the spread of Ebola.
Source: Ebola Flyer for Travelers
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Series of EVD radio spots – (messages for merchants, hunters and consuming bush meat)
This series of four radio spots in local languages of Guinea features messages for merchants, risks for hunters, cooking bush meat and signs and symptoms of Ebola. A selection of scripts are available in French and English.
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- Radio spot scripts – French and English
- Radio spot: for merchants – Malinke
- Radio spot: for merchants – Peulh
- Radio spot: risk for hunters 1 – Pulaar
- Radio spot: risk for hunters 2 – Pulaar
- Radio Spot : Bush meat – Malinke
- Radio Spot : Bush meat – Bassari
- Radio Spot : Bush meat – Peulh
- Radio Spot : EVD signs – Malinke
- Radio Spot : EVD signs – Pulaar
- Radio Spot : EVD signs – Peulh
- Radio Spot : EVD signs – Bassari
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The Ebola Communication Network was originally developed by the Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (Cooperative Agreement #AID-OAA-A-12-00058) and expanded under Breakthrough ACTION (Cooperative Agreement #AID-OAA-A-17-00017) both under the leadership of Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs. This website is now maintained by Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs and its contents are the sole responsibility of CCP. The contents of this website do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID, the United States Government, or Johns Hopkins University.