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
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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Social Media Post- Ebola Signs and Symptoms
This social media posts features illustrated signs and symptoms of EVD.
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Ebola – Early Signs and Symptoms
This poster illustrates the early signs and symptoms of Ebola. Early symptoms include: fever, headache, body ache, diarrhea and weakness.
Source: Ebola – Early Signs and Symptoms
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Ebola – Staying Safe Brochure
This illustrated brochure provides facts on EVD, how Ebola is spread, prevention methods and signs and symptoms.
Source: Staying Safe Brochure
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Billboard – Signs and Symptoms (Guinea)
This visual, used as a billboard, illustrates the signs and symptoms of Ebola, and refers the public to local community agents.
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Video – Tout savoir sur le virus Ebola
This animated video addresses: What is Ebola? How is the virus transmitted? What are the signs and Symptoms?
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Is it COVID-19 or Ebola?
This fact sheet distinguishes between Covid-19 and Ebola in terms of cause, transmission, signs and symptoms and risk factors.
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Guide Des Messages (Ccsc): En Matiere De Prevention Et De Prise En Charge De La Maladie A Virus Ebola En Cote D’ivoireDe La Maladie A Virus Ebola En Cote D’ivoire
This message guide was produced in June 2016 to strengthen the coordination of the various information and education interventions developed to raise awareness about the Ebola epidemic in Côte d’Ivoire.
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Social Media Posts – Guinea
Eight Social Media posts highlighting the return of EVD, Ebola signs and symptoms, hand washing and vaccination to prevent the spread of Ebola
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- Social Media English Translation
- Social Media Post – Ebola is back
- Social Media Post – Ebola Reality Check
- Social Media Post – Ebola Vaccine Saves Lives
- Social Media Post – Hand washing (1)
- Social Media Post – Hand washing (2)
- Social Media Post – Hand Washing (3)
- Social Media Post – Signs and Symptoms
- Social Media Post – Contact Vaccination
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